Hundreds of Gazans reportedly took to the streets Tuesday calling for an end to Hamas rule of the strip in the largest demonstration of its kind since the war began, according to multiple sources.
The protest marks a rare instance of resistance to the Hamas administration of Gaza, with protestors in the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahia reportedly chanting “Hamas out,” according to multiple sources. Armed Hamas militants reportedly broke up the crowd by force, with some assaulting protestors.
“We refuse to die for anyone, for any party’s agenda or the interests of foreign states,” one protestor said according to the BBC. “Hamas must step down and listen to the voice of the grieving, the voice that rises from beneath the rubble – it is the most truthful voice.” (RELATED: Israel To Reportedly Discuss Complete Gaza Takeover With US Officials)
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