While deranged protestors attempt to “free Palestine” by ruining family vacations in Florida, more information comes out about the real-life experience of an everyday Gazan citizen living under Hamas rule.
Reports have surfaced that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been secretly surveilling Gazan civilians and keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the terrorist organization. A secretive unit called the General Security Service served as surveillance police before the war using a network of Gazan informants. It is said to have files on at least 10,000 Palestinian civilians.
The documents show that Hamas leaders, despite claiming to represent the people of Gaza, would not tolerate even a whiff of dissent. Security officials trailed journalists and people they suspected of immoral behavior. Agents got criticism removed from social media and discussed ways to defame…
