Hundreds join largest anti-Hamas protest since Gaza war began

In several protest marches in the Gaza Strip, people called for an end to the war and sometimes also opposed Hamas. There are calls to continue the demonstrations.

Israel again attacks the largely destroyed Gaza Strip and apparently wants to completely destroy Hamas. Now there is open resistance against the Islamists in the coastal area.

Gazans risked retribution to protest Hamas. Has support for the group collapsed?

Human rights groups say Hamas tortures Gazans who speak out against the militant group, yet hundreds have gathered in a rare protest in the enclave's north.

‘We’ve had enough’: Rare show of dissent against Hamas in Gaza

Palestinians tend to blame Israel for the death, destruction and hunger that the war in Gaza has inflicted. But some blame Hamas, too, for starting it in the first place.

Hundreds of Gazans protested against the conflict and Hamas in Beit Lahya, in the north of the enclave, shouting "Hamas, out!" and "The people of Gaza do not want war!", the Israeli daily newspapers "Haaretz" and "Times of Israel" or the daily "Asharq al-Awsat" reported on Tuesday.

Since the beginning of the Gaza war there have been only isolated protests against the hard-handed Islamists. Now some people dare to get out of cover. Also in Israel there are new protests against the government. The overview.