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Le Monde · 2011-04-16
It began on Facebook with a manifesto calling for the reunification of the Palestinian movement, then grew in Gaza through what became known as the “March 15 movement.” After the March 15 rally in Al-Katiba Square—the largest gathering since Hamas took control of Gaza in 2007—one of the movement’s spokesmen said activists were accused of collaboration and feared for their lives and families, while Ismail Haniyeh’s government sought to learn more by sending officials to meet the youth.
It began on Facebook with a manifesto calling for the reunification of the Palestinian movement, then grew in Gaza through what became known as the “March 15 movement.” After the March 15 rally in Al-Katiba Square—the largest gathering since Hamas took control of Gaza in 2007—one of the movement’s…