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Footage shows public executions in Gaza City street

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Twiglets1 · 23/09/2025 07:20

BBC Verify: Footage has emerged showing the public executions of three men accused of being Israeli collaborators in Gaza City.

BBC Verify has verified that the location of the executions was a street outside Shifa hospital in the centre of the city, which is the focus of a major Israeli ground offensive.

Videos circulating on Sunday evening showed at least five armed and masked men, three blindfolded Palestinian men kneeling on the ground and a large crowd.

One of the armed men is heard saying: "The death sentence has been decided for all collaborators".

There are cheers before the three men are pushed to the ground and shot several times in the back of the head. The crowd then praises Hamas's armed wing, the Qassam Brigades.

A Palestinian security official from the Hamas-run Gaza government told Reuters that the executions were carried out by the "Joint Operations Room of the Palestinian resistance".

This is a rare instance in which a public execution in Gaza has been captured on video. There have been previous reports of Hamas using violence on those who dissent. In May, Hamas-led groups reportedly executed four Palestinians for looting aid trucks.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c99g3p52k15o

qassam brigades seen in file photo

Footage shows public executions in Gaza City street

Hamas-linked social media channels say "three collaborators who were spying for the occupation" were executed.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c99g3p52k15o

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quantumbutterfly · 25/09/2025 08:44

GladioliGreen · 24/09/2025 23:46

Lmao. I've just read your posts now. Your accusations that I have 'Inside information', your concern that Hamas are on mumsnet? Are you actually insinuating that I'm a member of Hamas? I have a rotten cold right now but the thought of you sitting around all concerned that you are communicating with Hamas on mumsnet has really made me laugh. I have a roll of tinfoil in the kitchen you can borrow if you want to make yourself a hat Wink

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It's more likely to be aluminium, tin is a bit toxic, but then again...

Twiglets1 · 25/09/2025 08:42

dairydebris · 25/09/2025 08:37

That's exactly what a bot would say tho.

I’m just following instructions from my controller 🤷🏼‍♀️

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dairydebris · 25/09/2025 08:37

Twiglets1 · 25/09/2025 08:27

The first rule of bot club is not to talk about bot club so I’ll leave you all guessing about me.

That's exactly what a bot would say tho.

Twiglets1 · 25/09/2025 08:27

The first rule of bot club is not to talk about bot club so I’ll leave you all guessing about me.

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Twiglets1 · 25/09/2025 08:26

dairydebris · 25/09/2025 08:06

Am I an Israeli bot?

😈

Haha - where’s the laughing reaction when you want it 😂

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Ihatetomatoes · 25/09/2025 08:25

inamarina · 25/09/2025 07:52

“Awash with Israeli bots”?
There’s thread upon thread on any type of wrongdoing on the Israeli side (without mentioning the role of Hamas very much) and there is what seems like a handful of posters who express sympathy for the Israelis and who seem to see the conflict as more complex than just black and white, good vs bad.
Where are you seeing all the “Israeli bots”?

@TakeMe2Insanity

I'm also not a bot. I felt sympathetic towards Israel after I watched the dreadful October 7th videos, when I saw ordinary Palestinian people cheered the slaughter. It was revolting.

I have wanted release of hostages, hamas to go and a 2 state solution throughout. I do think war crimes have been committed and individuals should be tried correctly but I understand its not black and white Palestinian good Israel bad.

itsnotveryfriendlyhereisit · 25/09/2025 08:25

PollyPaintsFlowers · 25/09/2025 07:42

And the ordinary 'civilians' cheering them on?

I also remember the hostage release ceremonies with Palestinian civilians taking their kids as if it was a day out. Even when the hostages were going home in coffins. And when they encouraged their kids to deface the pictures of the Bibas brothers after their coffins had been taken away. It feels like their whole society is sick to its very core

Works both ways though Polly. Rachel Weiss took a load of settlers out on a boat to see the destruction being wrought in Gaza, and to show them where they will live once the Palestinians had been ethnically cleansed. That’s not very nice, is it?

Twiglets1 · 25/09/2025 08:21

dairydebris · 25/09/2025 08:05

If I was a Gazan civilian I'd make sure I was seen to support Hamas.

Although broadly I feel my stance is pro Israel, I can sympathize with Gazan civilians to a certain extent. They've been bought up in a radicalized society, told since birth they are victims of Israel, and violence is seen as an absolutely legitimate form of resistance. I think in this atmosphere a significant proportion of any society would act this way. I think its human.
The huge problem I think is when the violent extremists are in charge. Of education, employment, the military etc. The problem is one of leadership.

In a nutshell, thats why I think Hamas has to go. There's no future for a Palestinian state with them in power. Only more radical violence.

People on here constantly posting, saying they don't support Hamas, but then in same breath saying 'Its resistance, it didn't start on 7 October, Israel are the colonizers, we can't expect Hamas to behave with any humanity' etc I've heard people say literally things taken straight from the poster Hamas made of BN as a vampire- I despair sometimes. But overall I believe Gazan civilians are more victims of Hamas than Israel.

If I was a Gazan citizen I would pretend to support Hamas.

Not to the extent of cheering and chanting at public executions or hostage releases, but I can definitely understand the self preservation in not openly defying Hamas or speaking against them.

Plus many Gazans will be radicalised so it’s nuanced as their attitudes not exactly their fault. I find it harder to be sympathetic towards the ones who genuinely support Hamas because they have been radicalised. Not such a nice person as you probably.

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Twiglets1 · 25/09/2025 08:12

inamarina · 25/09/2025 07:52

“Awash with Israeli bots”?
There’s thread upon thread on any type of wrongdoing on the Israeli side (without mentioning the role of Hamas very much) and there is what seems like a handful of posters who express sympathy for the Israelis and who seem to see the conflict as more complex than just black and white, good vs bad.
Where are you seeing all the “Israeli bots”?

Shows the level of paranoia.

Strange how the obsession with bots is much more prevalent on the pro Palestinian side when they are the much bigger group. Plus unlike the Israel supporters, some of them literally post the same information over & over again robotically across multiple threads with scant regard for the actual discussion.

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dairydebris · 25/09/2025 08:06

TakeMe2Insanity · 24/09/2025 22:11

Well mumsnet has been awash with Israeli bots for a couple of years.

Am I an Israeli bot?

😈

dairydebris · 25/09/2025 08:05

PollyPaintsFlowers · 25/09/2025 07:42

And the ordinary 'civilians' cheering them on?

I also remember the hostage release ceremonies with Palestinian civilians taking their kids as if it was a day out. Even when the hostages were going home in coffins. And when they encouraged their kids to deface the pictures of the Bibas brothers after their coffins had been taken away. It feels like their whole society is sick to its very core

If I was a Gazan civilian I'd make sure I was seen to support Hamas.

Although broadly I feel my stance is pro Israel, I can sympathize with Gazan civilians to a certain extent. They've been bought up in a radicalized society, told since birth they are victims of Israel, and violence is seen as an absolutely legitimate form of resistance. I think in this atmosphere a significant proportion of any society would act this way. I think its human.
The huge problem I think is when the violent extremists are in charge. Of education, employment, the military etc. The problem is one of leadership.

In a nutshell, thats why I think Hamas has to go. There's no future for a Palestinian state with them in power. Only more radical violence.

People on here constantly posting, saying they don't support Hamas, but then in same breath saying 'Its resistance, it didn't start on 7 October, Israel are the colonizers, we can't expect Hamas to behave with any humanity' etc I've heard people say literally things taken straight from the poster Hamas made of BN as a vampire- I despair sometimes. But overall I believe Gazan civilians are more victims of Hamas than Israel.

inamarina · 25/09/2025 07:52

TakeMe2Insanity · 24/09/2025 22:11

Well mumsnet has been awash with Israeli bots for a couple of years.

“Awash with Israeli bots”?
There’s thread upon thread on any type of wrongdoing on the Israeli side (without mentioning the role of Hamas very much) and there is what seems like a handful of posters who express sympathy for the Israelis and who seem to see the conflict as more complex than just black and white, good vs bad.
Where are you seeing all the “Israeli bots”?

PollyPaintsFlowers · 25/09/2025 07:42

dairydebris · 25/09/2025 07:34

They're just terrorists. They can't be expected to behave.

And the ordinary 'civilians' cheering them on?

I also remember the hostage release ceremonies with Palestinian civilians taking their kids as if it was a day out. Even when the hostages were going home in coffins. And when they encouraged their kids to deface the pictures of the Bibas brothers after their coffins had been taken away. It feels like their whole society is sick to its very core

Imperativvv · 25/09/2025 07:36

GladioliGreen · 24/09/2025 23:46

Lmao. I've just read your posts now. Your accusations that I have 'Inside information', your concern that Hamas are on mumsnet? Are you actually insinuating that I'm a member of Hamas? I have a rotten cold right now but the thought of you sitting around all concerned that you are communicating with Hamas on mumsnet has really made me laugh. I have a roll of tinfoil in the kitchen you can borrow if you want to make yourself a hat Wink

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It doesn't read to me like you have any insider information. With that in mind, what was the basis for what you posted yesterday about the men who were lynched?

dairydebris · 25/09/2025 07:34

PollyPaintsFlowers · 25/09/2025 07:29

Palestinians again showing the world who they are, yet it's dismissed with whataboutery and excuses. Is it because the hatred of Jews is just so strong? Is it an inconvenience that gets in the way of painting Palestinians as a bunch of innocents at the mercy of the big bad Jews? Or is it the racism of low expectations? Are Arabs not expected to behave any better than this so their 'supporters' turn a blind eye?

They're just terrorists. They can't be expected to behave.

PollyPaintsFlowers · 25/09/2025 07:31

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Hiya. I am British. Never served in any army, let alone the Israeli one. However I am not so open minded that my brains have fallen out.

HTH

PollyPaintsFlowers · 25/09/2025 07:29

Palestinians again showing the world who they are, yet it's dismissed with whataboutery and excuses. Is it because the hatred of Jews is just so strong? Is it an inconvenience that gets in the way of painting Palestinians as a bunch of innocents at the mercy of the big bad Jews? Or is it the racism of low expectations? Are Arabs not expected to behave any better than this so their 'supporters' turn a blind eye?

SisterTeatime · 25/09/2025 07:25

Yes @Twiglets1 Im neither Israeli nor Jewish. I’ve certainly never been ‘indoctrinated’.

I’ve said it before, but @SameOldHill if this is what it’s like when pro-Palestinian people are ‘kept silent’, I dread to think what it will be like when you start making a noise!

Twiglets1 · 25/09/2025 07:19

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It’s not a “tactic” just people with different opinions to you.

Posters sounding like they attending the “same school” cuts both ways as we see the same points raised time and time again by people on the Pro Palestinian side.

Some come across like they really hate Israel and did so long before 7/10. Yes hating Israel with a passion does seem antisemitic.

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Twiglets1 · 25/09/2025 07:15

SisterTeatime · 25/09/2025 06:34

You think all the posters sympathetic to Israel are Israeli?

Says a lot doesn’t it?

Many of the posters who are sympathetic to Israel have mentioned that they (like me) are not Israeli or Jewish.

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SameOldHill · 25/09/2025 06:49

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You think all the posters sympathetic to Israel are Israeli?

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GladioliGreen · 24/09/2025 23:46

Beachtastic · 24/09/2025 17:28

This has always been my concern.

Lmao. I've just read your posts now. Your accusations that I have 'Inside information', your concern that Hamas are on mumsnet? Are you actually insinuating that I'm a member of Hamas? I have a rotten cold right now but the thought of you sitting around all concerned that you are communicating with Hamas on mumsnet has really made me laugh. I have a roll of tinfoil in the kitchen you can borrow if you want to make yourself a hat Wink

1dayatatime · 24/09/2025 23:28

SisterTeatime · 24/09/2025 22:23

That’s a bit of a reach!

I think both the Israelis and Hamas have got their hands a bit too full right now to be engaging paid bots to post on MN.