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Hamas Calls for Global 'Days of Rage' This Weekend

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Hamas has declared three "days of rage" from Friday to Sunday, calling for global protests in support of Gaza. The demonstrations are intended to highlight the worsening humanitarian situation in the Strip as winter approaches. The group is urging "free people everywhere" to participate.

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  • Hamas announced three "days of rage" from Friday to Sunday.
  • The group is calling for global protests in solidarity with Gaza.
  • The demonstrations aim to highlight Gaza's worsening humanitarian situation.
  • The call comes as winter approaches the Gaza Strip.
Hamas Calls for Global 'Days of Rage' This Weekend
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Hamas has announced three "days of rage" to take place from Friday to Sunday, urging "the masses of the Arab and Islamic nation and free people everywhere" to demonstrate in solidarity with Gaza. The call comes amid a worsening humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, with the approach of winter exacerbating conditions.

The militant group seeks to mobilize widespread protests to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

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