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Hamas targeting groups and clans in Gaza

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Twiglets1 · 12/10/2025 07:24

Hamas appears to be preparing to exact vengeance on those opposed to its rule in Gaza. This will come in the form of mafia-like murders of those Hamas claims are “collaborators.” It will target clans and groups that have shown opposition to Hamas. It will also target those that have worked with Israel, or who it accuses of working with Israel.

A Telegram channel linked to Hamas said the group would target “collaborators.”

The BBC reported that “Hamas recalls 7,000 fighters to reassert control over Gaza as fears of renewed internal violence emerge following the withdrawal of Israeli forces. The mobilisation has been widely anticipated as uncertainty grows about who will govern Gaza once the war ends - this is a key sticking point for later phases of Trump's plan.”

Hamas has long used mafia-like gangland tactics to keep people in check in Gaza. This goes back to how the group emerged in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Hamas leaders such as Yahya Sinwar were known for brutally murdering “collaborators” back then. Sinwar is dead but his tactics live on. Hamas has lost a lot of its larger weapons but it retains AK-47s and can use them to murder people. Videos have already emerged of Hamas allegedly murdering people.

The brutality of the organization has also been revealed in a New York Times article that shows how Sinwar and Hamas planned to murder Israelis and burn communities on October 7.

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-870096

Hamas, Palestinian rioters clash in Gaza over executions | The Jerusalem Post

Hamas will target clans and groups that have shown opposition to the terror group - it will also target those that have worked with Israel, or who it accuses of working with Israel.

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-870096

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Hamiltonfan · 13/10/2025 09:02

Twiglets1 · 13/10/2025 08:50

Weakened Hamas clashes with rival clan

Hamas has engaged in intense gunfights against a rival clan in Gaza City, according to local media.

Footage of masked gunmen shooting in alleyways in the Sabra neighbourhood of Gaza City circulated on Sunday, with some suggesting that Hamas was cracking down on the Dormush clan, a widely known family in Gaza.

A Gazan, speaking to The Telegraph on condition of anonymity due to safety concerns, said armed Hamas forces apparently launched an attack on the Jordanian Hospital in southern Gaza City.

The source said: “The hospital had been used as a refuge by the Dormush family after their homes were destroyed by the Israeli army.

“Hamas reportedly demanded that the family vacate the hospital, but they refused, leading to an exchange of gunfire that resulted in several Hamas casualties, including the son of commander Imad Aqel.”

Hamas has reportedly cracked down on both “collaborators” and rival militias following the ceasefire with Israel, in an attempt to assert its power in the territory.

www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/10/13/hamas-hostage-release-live-trump-starmer-gaza-war/

But Hamas don't hide in hospitals???

Twiglets1 · 13/10/2025 08:50

Weakened Hamas clashes with rival clan

Hamas has engaged in intense gunfights against a rival clan in Gaza City, according to local media.

Footage of masked gunmen shooting in alleyways in the Sabra neighbourhood of Gaza City circulated on Sunday, with some suggesting that Hamas was cracking down on the Dormush clan, a widely known family in Gaza.

A Gazan, speaking to The Telegraph on condition of anonymity due to safety concerns, said armed Hamas forces apparently launched an attack on the Jordanian Hospital in southern Gaza City.

The source said: “The hospital had been used as a refuge by the Dormush family after their homes were destroyed by the Israeli army.

“Hamas reportedly demanded that the family vacate the hospital, but they refused, leading to an exchange of gunfire that resulted in several Hamas casualties, including the son of commander Imad Aqel.”

Hamas has reportedly cracked down on both “collaborators” and rival militias following the ceasefire with Israel, in an attempt to assert its power in the territory.

www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/10/13/hamas-hostage-release-live-trump-starmer-gaza-war/

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crumpet · 13/10/2025 08:45

I’ve seen it elsewhere that the Gaza tunnel system is longer than the London Underground. Here’s a link to a Reuters article mentioning a Hamas statement as to the size of the tunnel system (over 300 miles - the UK tube is about 250 miles long). Bearing in mind that Gaza is about 25 miles long, it’s quite a feat. https://www.reuters.com/graphics/ISRAEL-PALESTINIANS/GAZA-TUNNELS/gkvldmzorvb/

Freysimo · 13/10/2025 08:37

Ihatetomatoes · 13/10/2025 08:33

Hamas aren't going anywhere. Sadly, it so far appears like they will rearm, regroup and plan another attack. They need a big buffer zone.

The poor Palestinians dont have a good future if Hamas remain. I wish people would march for Hamas to go.

Yeah, Hamas will really take heed of people marching for them to go. Honestly.

Hamiltonfan · 13/10/2025 08:34

Jujujudo · 13/10/2025 08:33

Gazans on twitter? I thought there was a famine and genocide…? Still have their charged phones though. That’s a relief.

Yep. They all looked very well fed too...

Jujujudo · 13/10/2025 08:33

Bringemout · 13/10/2025 05:18

I saw people on twitter cheering on what Hamas are doing. They are just rounding people up and executing them. It’s pretty awful, they aren’t trying to stabalise and secure they are reasserting control of the Gaza strip. So many Gazans on twitter hate them whilst so many outside of Gaza are cheering them on.

They have been using ambulances to enter some of these areas to attack clans which isn’t surprising, sneaky bastards. I feel sorry for Palestinians, I saw one complain about being fetishised by pro-hamas “pro-pals” and he was right.

Gazans on twitter? I thought there was a famine and genocide…? Still have their charged phones though. That’s a relief.

Ihatetomatoes · 13/10/2025 08:33

Bringemout · 13/10/2025 05:18

I saw people on twitter cheering on what Hamas are doing. They are just rounding people up and executing them. It’s pretty awful, they aren’t trying to stabalise and secure they are reasserting control of the Gaza strip. So many Gazans on twitter hate them whilst so many outside of Gaza are cheering them on.

They have been using ambulances to enter some of these areas to attack clans which isn’t surprising, sneaky bastards. I feel sorry for Palestinians, I saw one complain about being fetishised by pro-hamas “pro-pals” and he was right.

Hamas aren't going anywhere. Sadly, it so far appears like they will rearm, regroup and plan another attack. They need a big buffer zone.

The poor Palestinians dont have a good future if Hamas remain. I wish people would march for Hamas to go.

Jujujudo · 13/10/2025 08:32

PrawnAgain · 13/10/2025 02:51

What if I told you its possible for both Hamas and the Isreali government to bad at the same time .....

You statement seems to a suggest that you think the fact that Hamas are bad automatically makes Israel's response good. That isn't how things work.

I know how it works.

SpaceRaccoon · 13/10/2025 07:45

Firealarm1414 · 13/10/2025 02:26

I was surprised to see this today about Mr FAFO. Seems like he might really be dead this time. Unsurprisingly, he is being called a "journalist" who was killed by Israeli collaborators. What a joke.

There's pretty much nothing that won't be spun and lied about.

Bringemout · 13/10/2025 05:18

I saw people on twitter cheering on what Hamas are doing. They are just rounding people up and executing them. It’s pretty awful, they aren’t trying to stabalise and secure they are reasserting control of the Gaza strip. So many Gazans on twitter hate them whilst so many outside of Gaza are cheering them on.

They have been using ambulances to enter some of these areas to attack clans which isn’t surprising, sneaky bastards. I feel sorry for Palestinians, I saw one complain about being fetishised by pro-hamas “pro-pals” and he was right.

PrawnAgain · 13/10/2025 02:51

Jujujudo · 12/10/2025 23:00

They treat it like goodies and baddies because that’s EXACTLY what it is. Unless you think a terrorist organisation with a manufactured identity designed to destroy an entire country because it’s full of Jews is… a goodie?

What if I told you its possible for both Hamas and the Isreali government to bad at the same time .....

You statement seems to a suggest that you think the fact that Hamas are bad automatically makes Israel's response good. That isn't how things work.

Firealarm1414 · 13/10/2025 02:26

SpaceRaccoon · 12/10/2025 19:13

I'm not sure tbh - I know there's a big buffer zone at present but I don't know what the plan/timeline is for that.

As an aside, did you see the reports that Mr Fafo was killed today? Apparently he was serving as Hamas photograher when they had a battle with that clan they're currently fueding with.

I was surprised to see this today about Mr FAFO. Seems like he might really be dead this time. Unsurprisingly, he is being called a "journalist" who was killed by Israeli collaborators. What a joke.

Jujujudo · 12/10/2025 23:00

PrawnAgain · 12/10/2025 17:39

Until Oct 7 the Israeli government provided Gaza with water and electricity because Hamas destroyed the infrastructure when they came into power in order to build rockets and tunnels. Bet you didn’t know that!

I did know this. As I said, Hamas are a problem.

Who else are the problem?

This feud has been going on for decades and decades before Hamas formed in 1987.
Stating that Hamas are the only problem for Palestinians is ludicrous.

If the ridiculous world leaders would listen to the leaders of most of the Middle East, they would let Israel take control, de-militarise Hamas and re-educate the population until an international body can go in and create a proper state for them.

That's a ridiculous suggestion. Why on earth would Palestinians want a country who has just destroyed Gaza to take control. How could they trust them? And why would Israel want to do this after October 7th?

Until Isrealis and Palestinians can recognise each other's shared humanity and the right to a peaceful existence then there can't be a lasting peace.

I've never understood why people treat this like a simple situation with goodies and baddies. The world isn't like that.

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They treat it like goodies and baddies because that’s EXACTLY what it is. Unless you think a terrorist organisation with a manufactured identity designed to destroy an entire country because it’s full of Jews is… a goodie?

SpaceRaccoon · 12/10/2025 19:13

EasternStandard · 12/10/2025 18:51

Can Israel withdraw even more and leave Hamas to UN / other groups?

They’ll need strong security but beyond that can they withdraw

I'm not sure tbh - I know there's a big buffer zone at present but I don't know what the plan/timeline is for that.

As an aside, did you see the reports that Mr Fafo was killed today? Apparently he was serving as Hamas photograher when they had a battle with that clan they're currently fueding with.

EasternStandard · 12/10/2025 18:51

SpaceRaccoon · 12/10/2025 16:42

This is awful - I'd really hoped that some good would come out of all the suffering, and with international co-operation Gaza could be rebuilt into something different and better.

Is it just going to be back to the status quo - a terrorist enclave with an oppressed population, and Israel accused of being the "occupier" because they have to have a hard border to prevent further incursions?

Can Israel withdraw even more and leave Hamas to UN / other groups?

They’ll need strong security but beyond that can they withdraw

PrawnAgain · 12/10/2025 17:39

Jujujudo · 12/10/2025 15:18

Who else are the problem? Until Oct 7 the Israeli government provided Gaza with water and electricity because Hamas destroyed the infrastructure when they came into power in order to build rockets and tunnels. Bet you didn’t know that! Hamas are and always have been the problem since they were voted in and not allowed any more elections. If the ridiculous world leaders would listen to the leaders of most of the Middle East, they would let Israel take control, de-militarise Hamas and re-educate the population until an international body can go in and create a proper state for them. But that’s not an option now because apparently that’s not what Israel wants.. the truth is there, it’s just hidden by antisemitism and propaganda sponsored by Iran and Qatar.

Until Oct 7 the Israeli government provided Gaza with water and electricity because Hamas destroyed the infrastructure when they came into power in order to build rockets and tunnels. Bet you didn’t know that!

I did know this. As I said, Hamas are a problem.

Who else are the problem?

This feud has been going on for decades and decades before Hamas formed in 1987.
Stating that Hamas are the only problem for Palestinians is ludicrous.

If the ridiculous world leaders would listen to the leaders of most of the Middle East, they would let Israel take control, de-militarise Hamas and re-educate the population until an international body can go in and create a proper state for them.

That's a ridiculous suggestion. Why on earth would Palestinians want a country who has just destroyed Gaza to take control. How could they trust them? And why would Israel want to do this after October 7th?

Until Isrealis and Palestinians can recognise each other's shared humanity and the right to a peaceful existence then there can't be a lasting peace.

I've never understood why people treat this like a simple situation with goodies and baddies. The world isn't like that.

Twiglets1 · 12/10/2025 17:26

HellsBalls · 12/10/2025 14:16

I think they are all still in Gaza, never left, just hid amongst the population.

What??? Don’t tell me they’ve been hiding amongst the civilian population all this time!

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SpaceRaccoon · 12/10/2025 16:42

This is awful - I'd really hoped that some good would come out of all the suffering, and with international co-operation Gaza could be rebuilt into something different and better.

Is it just going to be back to the status quo - a terrorist enclave with an oppressed population, and Israel accused of being the "occupier" because they have to have a hard border to prevent further incursions?

Ihatetomatoes · 12/10/2025 16:20

Pasly · 12/10/2025 14:34

True I'm going by language recalled. I see it's now mobilised. Still no suggestion they were in tunnels.

Perhaps they were within the 'ordinary ' civilian population and just mingling in or not mingling and mow a ceasefire pop the uniforms back on.

Ihatetomatoes · 12/10/2025 16:18

PrawnAgain · 12/10/2025 14:03

People don't want to give aid to Hamas they want to feed the people Israel deliberately starved.

The existence of Hamas doesn't make it ok to starve a population.

I never said it did.

Jujujudo · 12/10/2025 15:24

dairydebris · 12/10/2025 08:04

I'm worried Hamas won't have located all the hostages / remains and Israel will return to attacking.
Hard to have hope today.

Hamas has always been the problem and will continue to be the problem as long as they exist.

They’re getting hundreds of their terrorists back from Israeli jail in exchange for the hostages, they won’t back out. But they won’t surrender either.

Jujujudo · 12/10/2025 15:21

EasternStandard · 12/10/2025 14:17

I don’t think they have the capability against terrorists with weapons and tunnels.

Uprising isn’t an option against a terrorist entity like Hamas. I’d say that many Gazans support Hamas’s ultimate goal which is to destroy and take over Israel from the river to the sea. The ones who don’t have no options left because Hamas are too large and too violent to overthrow. I personally think that Egypt needs to get involved because they have a border with Gaza and are not Jews so they have a better chance of stabilising the area without being accused of trying to colonise or occupy.

Jujujudo · 12/10/2025 15:18

PrawnAgain · 12/10/2025 14:16

Of course Hamas are a problem.
Sadly for the people in Gaza they are not the only problem.

Who else are the problem? Until Oct 7 the Israeli government provided Gaza with water and electricity because Hamas destroyed the infrastructure when they came into power in order to build rockets and tunnels. Bet you didn’t know that! Hamas are and always have been the problem since they were voted in and not allowed any more elections. If the ridiculous world leaders would listen to the leaders of most of the Middle East, they would let Israel take control, de-militarise Hamas and re-educate the population until an international body can go in and create a proper state for them. But that’s not an option now because apparently that’s not what Israel wants.. the truth is there, it’s just hidden by antisemitism and propaganda sponsored by Iran and Qatar.

SharonEllis · 12/10/2025 14:48

Pasly · 12/10/2025 14:34

True I'm going by language recalled. I see it's now mobilised. Still no suggestion they were in tunnels.

We know that. We are asking where they could be as there are apparently no buildings for them to hide in.

Pasly · 12/10/2025 14:34

SharonEllis · 12/10/2025 14:14

How did 7000 Hamas operatives get across the border without anyone noticing?

True I'm going by language recalled. I see it's now mobilised. Still no suggestion they were in tunnels.

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