Paul Adams reporting for BBC News in Jerusalem captured rare public criticism of Hamas in Gaza, where protests are violently dispersed and opponents are jailed, tortured, and killed. The protest in Beit Lahiya on 26 March saw demonstrators demanding “All of Hamas, out!” as they expressed defiance against the group that has ruled Gaza for almost two decades. Many blame Hamas for the crisis facing Palestinians and are calling for the group to retreat. Despite the dangers of speaking out, activists like Moumen al-Natour continue to raise their voices against Hamas, with some facing violent repercussions. The recent protests show a growing willingness among civilians to challenge Hamas’ authority, even as the conflict with Israel escalates once again. In Beit Lahiya, residents have stood up to Hamas fighters attempting to use their community for military actions, showing a newfound courage in the face of ongoing violence. Paul Adams Di Kota Gaza, Hamas menembak mati seorang demonstran seperti itu. Dengan sedikit yang bisa dihilangkan dan harapan akan berakhirnya perang yang kembali sirna, beberapa warga Gaza mengarahkan amarah mereka sama kuatnya kepada Israel dan Hamas. Ketika ditanya kepada siapa dia menyalahkan paling banyak atas bencana Gaza, Amin Abed mengatakan itu “sebuah pilihan antara kolera dan wabah”. Gerakan protes dalam beberapa minggu terakhir belum menjadi pemberontakan, tetapi setelah hampir 20 tahun pemerintahan, pegangan besi Hamas atas Gaza perlahan-lahan melonggar.