Thousands of Palestinians protested in the Northern Gaza Strip against Islamist Hamas and the war against Israel. Eyewitnesses spoke for years about one of the greatest protests in the coastal strip. Protesters regretted their silence in the terrorist organization.
People of all ages joined the Rally in Beit Lahia, including old and children. The demonstrators kept drawing with the inscription “Stop aggression”, “we want to live in freedom” and “no to fear, yes to peace”. Others had white flags and demanded an end to the war that had been raging in the Gaza Strip for more than a year and a half.
Some participants in the protest called for a national unity of the Palestinians and a new Palestinian leadership. Others called for international protection for citizens in Gaza and an end to the blockade that cut off the Gaza Strip of relief supplies.
“We made a mistake by being silent,” said Abu Mahmud, a retired engineer. “But the war has changed everything.” It is now time to elevate the votes.
Significant criticism of Hamas’s leadership
The 41-year-old Mohammed said: “This is not just a protest, this is a call for help from thousands.
Residents reported that people near Hamas were shown at citizens, but they had not intervened for the time being. “You can’t arrest everyone,” said Samid, a young man who joined the protests with friends. “This is different from before, there are now too many people.” People are no longer scared. “We have already lost everything.” Mustafa, another demonstrator, spoke about a warning signal against Hamas, “that can no longer be ignored”.
New video published by Israeli Geisel
The grouping of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Pij) published a new video of an Israeli hostage agent. The 21-year-old Rome Braslavski from Jerusalem begging in the recording around his release, while scratching his belly desperately and apparently suffers from a strong itch. “I don’t know what kind of disease is,” he says and shouts, “Enough, enough!”
“Go away here,” says Braslavski to the address of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The young man was abducted by the Nova Music Festival on October 7, 2023 by Palestinian terrorists, where he worked as a guard. His family agreed to publish a shortened version of the video. Under what circumstances it was accepted is unclear.
According to Israeli information, 24 hostages and 35 corpses of kidnapped people are currently included in the Gaza Strip. After a strike -the two -month -fires, the army of Israel resumed its massive attacks half, but after no agreement with Hamas was expanded. Family members of hostages accuse Netanyahu to jeopardize the lives of their loved ones with military operation.
Israel wants to keep control
According to UNS, Israel currently controls approximately two -thirds of the sealed coastal area. Minister of Defense Israel Katz said on Wednesday that the army would retain control in the conquered areas. This also applies to Lebanon and Syria. Katz responded to Hamas’ requirement that Israel would withdraw from the Gaza Strip in exchange for the release of the hostages.
Source: Krone
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