Gazans no longer silent: the harsh accusations against Hamas and the charities

A wave of claims on social media in the Gaza Strip reveals that Hamas and local organizations are hoarding quality tents instead of distributing them to refugees, exploiting their distress to produce fundraising videos. Residents dare to publicly criticize the organization.

A report on Channel 14 reveals a wave of claims on social media in the Gaza Strip, according to which local organizations and entities, including Hamas, are hoarding quality tents in warehouses and water pools instead of distributing them to refugees. According to residents quoted in the article, the goal is to produce targeted distress videos to raise donations and international empathy. During the broadcast of the program "Afternoon News" on the channel, footage was shown of angry residents, including a father and his son standing in a flooded tent and leveling harsh accusations against Hamas leaders. The father calls the organization's activists "pigs" and claims that they "are taken care of while the people die." The report illustrates cracks in public frustration in the Strip, against the backdrop of Hamas's strict security control.