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Hamas punishes Gazans seeking aid; Protests erupt in Muwasi

Hamas terrorists were filmed marching Gazan civilians in nothing but their underwear after the residents sought food at GHF distribution points.

by  Shachar Kleiman
Published on  07-22-2025 00:20
Last modified: 07-22-2025 00:21
Hamas punishes Gazans seeking aid; Protests erupt in MuwasiAFP

Gazans in the Strip with humanitarian aid provided by GHF. Photo: AFP | Photo: AFP

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According to reports, Hamas' Internal Security forces detained and abused Palestinians who had approached aid centers operated by the US-affiliated GHF. After returning from the centers, they were stripped, beaten, and accused of theft and "collaboration with Israel."

The scenes captured in the video bore resemblance to IDF arrests of Hamas terrorists. The footage showed terrorists armed with clubs, hand saws, and hammers escorting civilians under duress. The abuse appeared aimed at deterring Gazans from seeking aid outside Hamas' control, in an effort to maintain its monopoly on humanitarian distribution in the Gaza Strip.

Video: Hamas operatives abuse Gazans who sought humanitarian aid // Arab networks

Palestinian social media activist Hamza al-Masri said the armed men, who identified themselves as "Saham Unit" or "Hamas Security," claimed they were following orders from the group's leadership.

In a separate video circulating online, residents of the Muwasi humanitarian zone are seen protesting against Hamas. The demonstrators chanted: "Stop the war, we want to live. Leave us alone, Hamas."

מחבל ביחידת סהם של חמאס , ללא
A terrorist from Hamas' Saham Unit

Meanwhile, Palestinian sources reported Israeli tanks maneuvering in the southern and eastern parts of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, an area where the IDF has not operated extensively since the war began due to concern for Israeli hostages held in the region. Until now, airstrikes have been the primary form of military engagement there.

Video: Civilians protest against Hamas in Muwasi // Arab networks

According to Arab media reports, dozens of Palestinians were killed over the past 24 hours in Israeli strikes across Gaza, including in Gaza City, Deir al-Balah, and Khan Younis.

The reports also noted that eight homes and three mosques were hit in Deir al-Balah as part of ongoing operations against Hamas and other terrorist groups. Explosions and smoke were reported throughout the day, prompting dozens of families to flee westward toward the coastal areas of Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis. The Palestinian news agency Ma'an said two people were killed in one of the airstrikes while traveling in a car in the city.

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