'God Take Revenge on You, Sinwar': Gazans Voice Rage and Despair, Blaming Hamas for Their Suffering (Video)

A powerful new documentary by News 12 sheds unprecedented light on the voices of Gaza’s residents, revealing a profound, unfiltered condemnation of Hamas from within the refugee camp of Jabalia. As they endure unimaginable suffering, these residents expose Hamas as the root of their turmoil, calling for a future free from its oppressive rule. This film offers a raw perspective rarely seen, giving the world an honest look at the hardship and hope of people longing for liberation from a life trapped in conflict.

Since the events of October 7, the world has been focused on Gaza, yet few have been able to see beyond the filtered reports controlled by factions within the area. Western and Israeli media alike have often struggled to portray the true sentiments of Gaza’s people, but this documentary, filmed by journalists embedded on the ground, aims to change that.

The documentary presents firsthand accounts of suffering, frustration, and anger from ordinary Gazans who feel abandoned and betrayed by Hamas. For the first time, viewers can hear direct testimonies of people living in Jabalia, a camp historically associated with Hamas. Those interviewed openly condemn Hamas, blaming the group for the violence, hunger, and isolation that have become a part of their daily lives.

One resident shared, “Hamas has destroyed our lives, our homes, and the future of our children. We want nothing to do with them; we want peace and stability.” Another, with a mix of hope and desperation, expressed a surprising sentiment, wishing for Israeli governance to replace what they see as Hamas’s oppressive rule.

The film’s footage also captures the humanitarian efforts of Israeli soldiers providing water, food, and medical aid to displaced residents, underscoring the vast divide between Hamas’s treatment of its own people and Israel’s humanitarian response amid a volatile situation.

As the war grinds on, the documentary’s intimate, unfiltered look at Gaza’s residents offers an eye-opening view of a crisis long hidden from the global stage. It reveals a group of people at the brink, hoping for an end to the violence and a chance for a future free from Hamas’s grip.