Civilians Resist Hamas Control in Gaza Conflict
Civilians Resist Hamas Control in Gaza Conflict

Civilians Resist Hamas Control in Gaza Conflict

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In the ongoing conflict in Gaza, civilians are resisting Hamas's attempts to use them as human shields, as highlighted by Nasser al-Zaanin, who helped establish a shelter committee to keep armed men out of a school shelter. Meanwhile, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has called for a complete cessation of humanitarian aid to Gaza, asserting that Hamas can only be dealt with militarily following recent hostilities that resulted in the execution of hostages. The World Health Organization has reported that Israel is blocking the entry of essential aid, with significant humanitarian concerns escalating in the region. Recent Israeli airstrikes have hit areas designated as safety zones, causing civilian casualties, despite claims of targeting Hamas militants. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticized the military for not taking responsibility for humanitarian aid, arguing that this oversight allows Hamas to maintain control. Amidst this backdrop, negotiations for a hostage-return deal remain stagnant with no clear resolutions in sight.

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