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Hamas policeman was killed in clashes with civilians in Rafah
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Palestinian media reported that a Hamas policeman was shot dead in violent clashes with civilians in West Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
The population is suffocating under Hamas's dictatorship © Mena Today
Palestinian media reported that a Hamas policeman was shot dead in violent clashes with civilians in West Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
The clashes reportedly broke out following a demonstration held near the Kuwaiti hospital in the city, where the protestors waved banners with a call to Hamas "to not steal the humanitarian aid and stop the war."
Amin Abid, a Gazan activist, wrote on Facebook that "Fatah youths who help people in Gaza were kidnapped and interrogated by Hamas members.
This requires the movement to take a firm position.
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