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Le Monde · 2025-03-27
A spontaneous demonstration began on Tuesday, March 25, in the afternoon at a center sheltering displaced people in Beit Lahya, northern Gaza, an area threatened by yet another Israeli army evacuation order. Alongside slogans calling for an end to massacres and the war, chants gradually emerged against Hamas, such as “Hamas out!” and “Hamas terrorist!”, while some voices also criticized Al Jazeera; Israel has barred foreign journalists from entering the Gaza Strip for eighteen months.
A spontaneous demonstration began on Tuesday, March 25, in the afternoon at a center sheltering displaced people in Beit Lahya, northern Gaza, an area threatened by yet another Israeli army evacuation order. Alongside slogans calling for an end to massacres and the war, chants gradually emerged aga…
The demonstration began spontaneously from a center sheltering displaced people on Tuesday, March 25, in the afternoon, in Beit Lahya, in northern Gaza, an area threatened by yet another evacuation order from the Israeli army. “The blood of our children is not worthless,” could be read on some placards, photos of which circulated on social media. Two days earlier, the threshold of 50,000 Palestinians killed since October 7, 2023 had been exceeded, according to the local Ministry of Health.
Alongside the slogans calling for an end to the massacres and the war, shouted on Tuesday and Wednesday by the hundreds of people who took to the dust-gray streets, amid the rubble and the skeletons of buildings in the devastated enclave, other cries were gradually added, directed against Hamas: “Hamas, out!” or “Hamas terrorist!” Voices also lashed out at the Qatari television channel Al Jazeera, which offers the most comprehensive coverage of the situation in Gaza, but generally shows complacency toward the Islamist movement. Israel has barred foreign journalists from accessing the Gaza Strip for the past eighteen months.
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