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Public dissent grows as Gaza war weakens support for Hamas

Public dissent grows as Gaza war weakens support for Hamas

The Unfolding Crisis in Gaza: Is Hamas Losing Control?

By Lucy Williamson & Rushdi Aboualouf, BBC Middle East correspondent & Gaza correspondent

Reuters A man sits inside a ruined building following an Israeli military operation that rescued four hostages held by Hamas in Nuseirat refugee camp, in central Gaza (15 June 2024)
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A man sits inside a building damaged by Israeli strikes conducted during an operation to rescue four hostages held in Nuseirat refugee camp last month

Recent events in Gaza have shaken the core of Hamas’ control over the region. A viral video captured the raw emotions of a man affected by the conflict, openly criticizing Hamas for their actions. This public dissent marks a shift in public opinion towards the ruling party in Gaza.

Criticism of Hamas is no longer confined to private conversations but is becoming a common sight on Gaza’s streets and online platforms. The lack of adequate infrastructure and services, combined with the devastation caused by the ongoing conflict, has fueled this growing discontent among the population.

While some still hold strong support for Hamas, the cracks in public perception are becoming evident. The battle for control of public opinion within Gaza is intensifying, raising questions about the future of Hamas’ governance in the region.

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