After the Israeli Withdrawal: Clashes and Public Executions Erupt in Gaza.
15.10.2025
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Journalist
Shostal Oleksandr
15.10.2025
921
Internal Clashes in the Gaza Strip Following the Withdrawal of Israelis
After the departure of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, serious internal conflicts erupted there. Armed groups began to fight, accompanying clashes with violence and public executions, as reported by CNN and 'Glavkom'.According to CNN, clashes occurred in several areas of Gaza between Hamas militants and other armed groups. Videos appeared on social media showing armed men executing eight people with blindfolds right in the street. This happened in the Al-Sabra area in western Gaza.Experts note that these events occurred after a ceasefire agreement was reached between Israel and Hamas. The video shows fresh destruction, and men are brought to the square with their hands tied; some of them are beaten before execution. After the execution, militants even celebrated.The human rights organization Al-Mezan condemned the public executions and called for an investigation into these acts. At the same time, Hamas representatives claimed the 'neutralization' of wanted persons but provided no evidence. They also pointed to the conduct of cleanups and arrests of those involved in attacks on civilians in Gaza.The cited events indicate an escalation of violence in the Gaza Strip, driven by internal conflicts among various armed groups. The situation in the region remains tense, and the consequences may impact the further development of events in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Human rights organizations call for international attention to these acts of violence, highlighting the need for mechanisms to protect the rights of civilians.Read also
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