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Growing Dissent Among Palestinians as Israel Intensifies Military Actions in Gaza

Protests against Hamas surge in Gaza amidst intensified Israeli military operations demanding hostage releases and a complete disarmament of the militant group.

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  1. What Palestinians in Gaza say about Israel’s ‘Migration Directorate’

    Israel plans to establish a government agency to oversee the “voluntary departure” of Palestinians from Gaza, a move Palestinians have rejected and condemned as ethnic cleansing.

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  4. Middle East crisis live: hundreds join anti-Hamas protest in Gaza

    Hundreds of Palestinians have joined protests in northern Gaza, shouting anti-Hamas slogans and calling for an end to the war with Israel, in what has been described as the largest protest against the militant group inside the territory since the 7 October attacks.

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  6. Hamas faces down unprecedented protests in Gaza: What we know

    The rare protests against Hamas reflect growing internal dissent within Gaza, potentially altering the region's political landscape.

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  7. Palestinians Protest Hamas in a Rare Public Show of Dissent in Gaza

    The protests erupted a week after Israel ended its ceasefire with Hamas by launching a surprise wave of strikes that killed hundreds of people.

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Updated: Mar 26th, 2025, 1:47 PM ET

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In a notable escalation of public dissent, protests against Hamas in Gaza City exploded with over 2,000 participants voicing demands for peace and an end to the conflict. These demonstrations occur as Israel intensifies its military offensive in Gaza, with evacuation orders issued for parts of Gaza City and daily airstrikes killing hundreds since mid-March. Israel’s military actions aim to compel Hamas to return hostages and disarm, with 59 hostages still held, including 24 believed to be alive. Humanitarian crises exacerbate the situation, as the UN reports severe shortages of maternal health supplies due to ongoing blockades.

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  • Growing public dissent against Hamas has emerged with significant protests in Gaza, where crowds chaBeit Lahiyaas slogans and demand an end to the war, reflecting widespread frustration among the populace affected by the ongoing conflict.

  • Many protesters express a desire for peace and an end to displacement, emphasizing that their grievances are with Hamas's goHamasnce rather than Israel itself.

  • The protests may signal an internal shift in GazaGazaolitical landscape, with potential implications for peace negotiations involving Israel and the United States.

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