the lack of a credible governing alternative in Gaza is a major factor in Hamas's continued rule. Were such an option to emerge, it is believed that public sentiment could shift, potentially ...

Palestinians have taken to the streets in southern Gaza for a third day to protest against Hamas. Hundreds of demonstrators ...

Israelis were united in the war effort. Now, more are calling for an end to the fighting.

After more than 19 months of war following the Hamas-led October 7 attack, growing numbers of Israelis are calling for an end ...

While protesters made clear their demand that Israel end its “genocide” against the Palestinians, the anti-Hamas sentiment that surfaced was the biggest indicator yet of the public’s growing ...

But the public calls against Hamas, which has long repressed dissent and still rules the territory months into the war with Israel, were rare. In the town of Beit Lahiya, where a similar protest ...

It drew a warning from the Hamas-run interior ministry that actions that undermined public order would not ... The pockets of anti-Hamas sentiment were highlighted by the video of the street ...

defying public sentiment on the one issue that most Israelis and Palestinians seem to agree on: The war should end. Unless there is a dramatic breakthrough — such as the removal of either Hamas ...

International journalists including those with the BBC are blocked by Israel from reporting in Gaza and anti-Hamas sentiment remains ... In Gaza, public criticism of Hamas carries significant ...

But protesters also leveled unusually direct and public criticism of Hamas, which has quashed dissent violently in the past in Gaza, a territory it still rules months into the war with Israel.