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Hamas terrorists abuse Gazans before cheering crowd

A disturbing video from the Khan Younis area shows Hamas terrorists beating Palestinians with wooden clubs, kicking them in the chest and firing shots into the air, as a frenzied crowd looks on. Their aim is to instill fear among the population and prevent any sign of rebellion.

by  Shachar Kleiman
Published on  09-04-2025 08:30
Last modified: 09-04-2025 09:02
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An outlet affiliated with Hamas published disturbing footage late Thursday, showing masked men linked to Hamas violently abusing local Gazans.

The scenes resemble a twisted public spectacle, with onlookers shouting "Allahu Akbar" as the men are struck and humiliated.

Mass torture & executions by Hamas's police and counterintelligence forces in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, among tents & humanitarian zones for the displaced, forcing nearby civilians to cheer & clap under threats. Jihadi fascist thugs are not "resistance" or "freedom fighters."? pic.twitter.com/WpMQgV827j

— Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib (@afalkhatib) September 3, 2025

Hamas' so-called policing units have previously carried out similar punishments during the war, including shooting Gazans in the legs or executing them outright. The stated purpose is to intimidate the population while simultaneously presenting themselves as cracking down on "corruption" by targeting alleged "thieves" and "merchants raising prices."

According to a statement attributed to the Hamas "police units" in Khan Younis, the latest footage shows traders being punished. Hamas warned that anyone refusing to deal in physical cash "in all its forms" would be punished.

The Gaza Strip has been suffering a severe cash liquidity crisis for months. Many traders prefer to accept digital transfers rather than banknotes, while families receive aid from international organizations in the form of cash, which is then used for food and supplies.

Earlier this week, Hamas in Khan Younis issued a warning to all traders, stall owners and vendors that they must accept both old and new banknotes, unless they are counterfeit. Hamas said that beginning Monday, its patrol units would enforce compliance and threatened violators with "serious measures."

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