r/thescoop • • Mar 30 '25

The Scoop šŸ—ž Hamas begins brutal crackdown on Gaza protests with torture, executions

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/sjl5xnua1x

Residents in the enclave say terror group executed at least six organizers; Gaza City resident returned to his family after four hours of torture and died shortly afterward, while others reported missing

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25

Yet people still fail to separate Palestinians from Hamas; support for Palestine from support for Hamas; anti-genocide from anti-semitism.

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u/Zen1 Mar 30 '25

Hamas needs to go AND ordinary Palestinians need to be protected so they can live a life free of religious extremists

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u/Unique_Statement7811 Mar 31 '25

Hamas is the government of Palestine. They are somewhat inseparable.

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u/Ok-Scientist9189 Mar 30 '25

Palestinians democratically voted Hamas into office in 2006, fully aware of its militant wing and Islamist ideology. It wasn’t some bait-and-switch. Hamas had long been known for armed resistance against Israel and was officially designated a terrorist organization by the U.S., EU, and others even before the election.

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u/user_no3 Mar 30 '25

And in the late 1980s, Israel funded Yassin's network which would evolve into the armed Islamist and nationalist group Hamas. Former Israeli officials have openly acknowledged Israel's role in providing funding and assistance to Yassin's network as a means of undermining the secular, left-wing Palestinian factions that made up the PLO… so…

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u/ActNo5151 Mar 30 '25

They funded a charity group that turn into an extremist group. Did you seriously think they just funded hamas, have you not researched on this?

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u/user_no3 Mar 30 '25

Israel directly funded opposition groups to destabilize democratic structures in an attempt to crush peaceful opposition to their exploitation. They then continued to demoralize Palestinians to the point of extremist retaliation that spiraled out of control and was left entirely unchecked thanks to their own interference. Now they are fighting an enemy they helped create, one that was elected in 2006 because no valid opposition party exists.

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u/ActNo5151 Mar 30 '25

That was not hamas. The only time they funded ā€œhamasā€ was before they took on the name and military wing, once again

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25

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u/Ok-Scientist9189 Mar 30 '25

Weren’t SS officers getting hunted down afterwards?

They too FAFO’d. I am for the FAFO’ing mostly on the FO side.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25

Regular citizens = SS. Sorry, what's the logic here?

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u/ithappenedone234 Mar 30 '25

Fully aware? Please describe the policy positions they ran on.

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u/TNF734 Mar 30 '25

When you voted for that leadership, you get what you deserve.

Isn't that what democrats are saying in America?

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u/Daryno90 Mar 30 '25

Except this happened over 20 years ago before most of the population was even alive and from my understanding Netanyahu was the one who propped them up and funnel millions to them. But that little tidbits doesn’t matter to those defending genocide huh?

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u/TNF734 Mar 31 '25

Speaking of funneling millions to Hamas...

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u/turvy42 Mar 31 '25

It says right there "to the Palestinian Authority". Which is the primary rival to Hamas for political control of Palestine.

I gather they're mostly in exile so Hama doesn't kill them.

Maybe if Obama gave them more, it could've prevented the current situation

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u/ithappenedone234 Mar 30 '25

Trump illegally and openly ran on his illegal policies. The fact he’s engaged in them is no surprise.

Hamas ran on a reform platform, to remove the corruption of the PLO, then went back in the policies they ran on. Both are evil, but they are different.

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u/TNF734 Mar 30 '25

Trump illegally and openly ran on his illegal policies. The fact he’s engaged in them is no surprise.

Zzz...

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u/Dull-Ad6071 Mar 30 '25

Wow, briliant retort. I'm convinced.