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Gaza Refugees in Europe Speak Out Against Hamas Despite Fear of Reprisal
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First reported by Mako · 3 hours ago
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Gaza refugees in Antwerp, Belgium, reveal ongoing fear and control by Hamas even after fleeing the Strip, with some breaking silence against the group despite threats. Political debates blame Israel for Hamas's empowerment, reflecting deep divisions within the diaspora.
- 01Gaza remains divided between IDF and Hamas control nine months post-ceasefire.
- 02Refugees in Antwerp fear speaking against Hamas due to local supporters.
- 03Ahmad and Mohammed publicly oppose Hamas, citing its control and ideology.
- 04Some Antwerp residents still support Hamas or fear opposing it openly.
- 05Political debate blames Israel for financially strengthening Hamas via border crossings.
- 06Refugees seek peace and safety away from threats by Hamas and Israel.
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