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HaaretzWorld

UN Says Hamas Killed and Executed 108 Gazans in Under Two Years

Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The United Nations said Hamas killed and executed 108 Gazans in less than two years. The report underscores internal violence in Gaza under Hamas rule. No further details about the victims or incidents are provided in the excerpt.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • The UN said Hamas killed and executed 108 Gazans in under two years.
  • The victims were fellow residents of Gaza, according to the report.
  • The article gives no individual case details or locations.
  • The finding portrays extensive internal violence under Hamas rule.

The United Nations said Hamas has killed and executed 108 people in Gaza in less than two years, according to the article. The report describes the scale of internal violence carried out by the group inside the Strip, though the text provided does not give additional operational details about individual cases.

The headline frames the finding as a significant indictment of Hamas’s rule in Gaza, highlighting that the killings and executions were carried out against fellow Gazans. No specific dates, locations within Gaza, or identities of the victims are included in the excerpt.

The item appears among a list of other Israeli news and opinion pieces, but the substantive report itself is limited to the UN figure and its implication that Hamas has been responsible for extensive internal bloodshed over the past two years.

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