US EditionLess Than 4 Percent of People in Gaza Want Hamas to Lead, Poll Shows
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While Gaza is more than a field of ruins, several Palestinian groups are beginning to be heard, claiming to be the "after day": a future without Hamas, without hostages, without hunger and without bombing civilians.
The author of one day all will say that he was against, Feltrinelli, explains why the massacre that is taking place in the Strip is accepted by Israeli society: "To these people it has been said, since their birth, that the people who are dying among the bombs today is nothing more than a bunch of animals who want to kill them at all costs."
Less Than 4 Percent of People in Gaza Want Hamas to Lead, Poll Shows
Coming just ahead of a major international conference proposing a two-state solution, a recent poll shows that people in Gaza want a change in governance and Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem support major reforms in the Palestinian Authority.
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