Gaza's Devastation Contrasts With Hamas's Glorification of October 7
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Three years after the October 7 attack, Gaza is largely destroyed, with 82% of buildings damaged. Support for Hamas has declined to 33% in Gaza, though most residents still oppose its disarmament before an Israeli withdrawal. While some Gazans condemn the attack, others, including Hamas, continue to celebrate it as a day of heroism. The IDF controls 64% of Gaza, and Israel claims humanitarian conditions have stabilized, though it also alleges Hamas exploits aid.
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- 82% of Gaza's buildings are damaged, with two-thirds destroyed, three years after the October 7 attack.
- Hamas support in Gaza has fallen to 33%, but 62% of residents oppose its disarmament before Israeli withdrawal.
- Gazan resident Alina expressed personal hostility towards celebrations of October 7, calling it the day her city became rubble.
- Hamas and some supporters continue to portray the October 7 attack as a glorious day of heroism.
- The IDF controls 64% of Gaza, establishing new military outposts.
- Israel claims humanitarian conditions have stabilized, citing significant aid delivery and falling food prices.
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