The Anti-Hamas Protests in Gaza

[Richard D]

Hard as it may be to believe, it’s true: Gazans have not have been fully honest in public. There’s a reason for that. To take just one example, Amin Abed was nearly beaten to death with hammers for criticizing Hamas. Abed was saved by bystanders, so presumably the intention was to finish him off. During the cease-fire, Hamas members bragged about executing “collaborators” and filmed themselves shooting civilians.

Which is what makes yesterday’s protests all the more significant. To protest Hamas in public is to take one’s life in one’s hands. That is especially true because the protests were bound to be filmed, in order to get the message out to the world. The reason the world needs to hear that message is that Westerners have been Hamas’s willing propaganda tools. The protests on campus are not “pro-Palestinian,” they are pro-Hamas—and the people of Gaza are Hamas’s victims. Which means the anti-Zionist protest movement around the world objectively sides against the victims and civilians in Gaza.

https://www.commentary.org/seth-mandel/the-anti-hamas-protests-in-gaza/

[Mosby]

1. The worm has turned

Gazans are finding their voice....

[Lithos]

2. Hamas is a lot like the MAGA movement

Whenever we think MAGA is over - someone provides funds to keep the astroturfing alive.

Similarly, Hamas has always been top-down, funded from outside sources. An astroturf movement. I fear it will happen again.

L-

[Richard D]

3. This from Israel

ANTI-HAMAS DEMONSTRATION CONTINUE BUT SMALLER - in Jabaliya, third consecutive day of demonstrations against Hamas... But Hamas has now explicitly warned that demonstrations against them will be dealt with... Hamas is calling for "days of rage" this coming weekend due to "increased Israeli aggression.".. The number of participants decreased, the energy diminished, and the demonstrations occurred in fewer

[LetMyPeopleVote]

4. Day three of the massive anti-Hamas protests in Gaza

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