"Except blood": Popular and tribal rallying around the "Interior" campaign to protect civil peace in Gaza
A report in the newspaper "Palestine" documents a broad popular and tribal rallying around the "Except Blood" campaign launched by the Ministry of Interior in Gaza to strengthen civil peace. The campaign aims to confront family disputes and shooting incidents after the war, and receives support from notables, mukhtars, reconciliation figures and citizens who affirm the sanctity of Palestinian blood and the rule of law.
A report in the newspaper "Palestine" (the mouthpiece of the Hamas movement) documents a state of popular and tribal consensus around the "Except Blood" campaign launched by the Ministry of Interior and National Security in the Gaza Strip. The campaign aims to entrench civil peace and the sanctity of Palestinian blood in the face of "manifestations of recklessness and chaos" that threaten the home front, and comes in the aftermath of the genocidal war waged by the Israeli occupation. The report notes that the Gaza Strip has recently witnessed family disputes and shooting incidents that produced killings, which sparked a wave of resentment and concern in the Gaza street. The newspaper conveys statements by notables, mukhtars, reconciliation figures, mosque imams and citizens, all of whom express their support for the campaign and stress the need to activate the role of families and strictly adhere to the law to deter aggressors and protect the lives of citizens. The campaign, which the ministry publishes via Telegram, calls for rejecting the use of weapons in quarrels and occasions outside the framework of the law, and affirms that "everything can be solved.. except blood". The report is devoid of any criticism of the Hamas movement or its role in maintaining security, and focuses on internal threats without mentioning a broader context.