“Hamas tortures protester to death and leaves body on family’s doorstep”

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Hamas has been accused of beating a man to death and leaving him on his family’s doorstep in a warning against any further protests against its rule in the Gaza Strip.

The terror group has been the subject of rare public demonstrations against it in the territory as the war with Israel drags on, with more than 50,000 Palestinians having been killed.

Earlier this week anti-Hamas chants were heard during a wider protest against the conflict.

Uday Al Rabbay was kidnapped shortly after participating in the protest. He was returned dead and bloody to his family’s home days later.

Mazen Shat, a senior police officer affiliated with Fatah from Ramallah and a vocal critic of Hamas, told The Telegraph: “Uday was martyred by the criminals of Hamas. And what’s his crime? He told the truth, because he refused to be silent on injustice, because he did not kneel to Hamas.”https://cf.eip.telegraph.co.uk/store/vid-media/5a4a17e6/fallback/5a4a17e6-mp4-fallback.mp4

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Mr Shat said Hamas had tortured the young man for four hours. Images showed open wounds and bruising that left their victim’s body swollen and bloody.

“Hamas is oppressing people in a brutal way,” Mr Shat said. “Like a puppy on a rope around his neck, they dragged him to the door of his house and told his family that this is the punishment for those who complain about Hamas.”

Sam Habeeb, a Gazan who now lives in London and is a former parliamentary candidate for Ealing North, told The Telegraph it was “the first time Gaza witnessed such large-scale protests” since Hamas violently took control of the Strip in 2007.

While protests have occurred over the years, including large uprisings in 2023 and 2019, they have usually been quashed quickly, with fear of violent crackdowns deterring people from coming onto the streets.

“Violent crackdowns on protesters is criminal and unacceptable,” said Mr Habeeb. “This is a heinous crime that is completely condemned. It is unacceptable to restrict the freedom of protest and kill and torture the protester Uday Al Rabai. Not all people in Gaza are part of Hamas, and they have the right to express their views freely.”

Palestinians have called on Hamas to relinquish control of Gaza – Ahmad Salem/Bloomberg

Hamas won a huge majority in parliamentary elections in 2006 after Palestinian voters rejected the long-time rule of the Fatah movement, seen by many as too weak to achieve their aims of an independent Palestinian state.

Although the Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct 7 2023 saw support for the group soar in Gaza and the West Bank, that has since waned as the war has gone on. A poll by the Palestinian Centre for Policy and Survey Research in September showed public opinion plummeting amid Gaza’s decimation and mounting death toll.

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