'Hamas must go': Gazans demand an end to war in protest

In the first demonstration of its kind, hundreds of residents of northern Gaza demonstrate against Hamas rule and say they refuse to be governed at gunpoint  

Einav Halabi |
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Hundreds of Palestinian residents of northern Gaza protested on Tuesday, calling for an end to the war. This was the first time that civilians came out in an organized demonstration against the Hamas narrative. Hamas has called for resilience and for Gazans to cling to their land.
The protestors held up signs reading "End the war now," and "Hamas, out, Hamas must go." One protester said the residents of the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahiya were peaceful. We demand peace and security and not to be governed at gunpoint," he said.
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הפגנה נגד הלחימה ברצועת עזה
הפגנה נגד הלחימה ברצועת עזה
Gazans call for an end to the war in a protest on Tuesday

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שריפת צמיגים כאות Tires burn in Jabaliya in a demonstration calling for the war to end

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"We will decide who will rule over us," he said. Hamas terrorists arrived at the scene to break up the demonstration.
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הפגנה נגד הלחימה ברצועת עזה
הפגנה נגד הלחימה ברצועת עזה
Gazans call for an end to the war in a protest on Tuesday
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שריפת צמיגים כאות מחאה נגד הלחימה במחנה ג'באליה
שריפת צמיגים כאות מחאה נגד הלחימה במחנה ג'באליה
Tires burn in Jabaliya in a demonstration calling for the war to end
A local activist who opposes Hamas called on Gazans to leave their phones at home and come out to protest. "Show the real voice of Gaza," he said in a Telegram post, adding he hoped people in other parts of the Strip would do the same and demand an end to the war.
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