Who's funding the anti-Hamas protests in Gaza?

While the murderous terrorist organization Hamas blames Israel for the protests in the Gaza Strip against it, we now know who is actually backing and even funding the anti-Hamas protests.

A senior Fatah official who spoke with i24NEWS revealed that Fatah elements from Ramallah and Palestinian Authority personnel transferred money to Gaza to encourage the continuation of protests in the strip.

Bassam Naim, a senior official in the political bureau of the murderous terrorist organization Hamas, referred to the protests against the organization in the Gaza Strip for the first time last night, saying that the protests are not against the organization at all, but against Israel.

According to the report on 'Walla' website, in an interview with the Qatari channel alaraby.tv, Naim said: "It is expected that a people subjected to mass destruction for more than 17 months will raise their voice against the mass destruction, against the killing and against the destruction - demanding a halt to the aggression. This people certainly knows that the resistance has given everything it needed, stood by the agreement, and showed all the flexibility to end this war."

He claimed that the protests are not directed at Hamas at all: "These people's screams to stop the aggression are expected, but the enemy and several parties with narrow political interests tried to distort the intention of these spontaneous popular marches toward directions that serve Israel's interests and tried to market it as if Palestinians are taking to the streets against the resistance project."

He added: "We are not preventing anyone from criticizing or crying out. But we know and see that people went out to the streets to demand a halt to the aggression, to stop the war, to stop the mass destruction and to stop the starvation. Those who incite in order to market these marches as if they are against the resistance and against Hamas - they are known people who have been doing this for years from European or Arab capital cities through incitement on social networks."