The Gazans Fight Back Against Hamas Hoarding Food, Water, and Fuel

As if Hmas did not have enough trouble as it is, suffering the reprisals from Israel, now they have to contend with violence from the Palestinian people.

They are finding themselves being physically assaulted as they hoard everything including food, water, and fuel. And Hamas has plenty of all three as Joe Biden keeps sending them money and humanitarian supplies they know that Hamas is stealing. Biden has never met a terrorist he never funded. Just ask the Taliban and Iran.

The Telegraph is reporting that the Palestinians are fighting back against Hamas, launching rocks at Hamas police who have attempted to cut in water lines.

Civilians also insulted Hamas officials, according to witnesses. The Palestinians are holding Hamas responsible for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

There has been a breakdown in law and order and fights are occurring over the meager amount of food that is available. People who are waiting in bread lines are so scared that they are arming themselves with sticks and knives.

From Blaze Media

The revelations that there has been a breakdown in law and order throughout Gaza were shared by those living in the area. There has not only been a detrimental change in law and order, but fights have broken out amid food shortages. Due to the fear that disputes could ignite in bread lines, Gazans have come equipped with sticks and knives to protect themselves.

One aid worker described how one Gazan was bludgeoned over the head with a chair after he called out a Hamas officer for trying to cut in front of civilians in a bread line. A woman said that her nephew, a father of five, was stabbed after he was accused of jumping a water line in northern Gaza.

Yousef Hammash, an aid worker for the Norwegian Refugee Council, said that “[e]verywhere you go, you see tension in the eyes of people,” adding that “[y]ou can tell they are at a breaking point.”

It appears Gazans are starting to lose their fear of Hamas, whose forces have generally ruled the area with a draconian fist.

Since Hamas’ surprise attack against Israel on October 7, over 800,000 people in Gaza have been displaced. However, Israel provided evacuation orders for 1.1 million residents living in the northern part of Gaza, where the vast majority of Hamas’ infrastructure is located, according to the Times of Israel.

Juliette Touma, a spokesman for the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, said:

“The social fabric for which Gaza was known is fraying due to the anxiety and uncertainty and loss.”

“Many Gazans said they live on one meal a day. Often it is made up mainly of dried foodstuffs like dates and biscuits, with fresh produce like milk, eggs and meat a distant memory.“