Understanding Hamas

They are not like Al Qaeda or ISIS but more of militant resistant fighters against Israeli occupation forces.

However, in this wave of Israeli-Palestinian conflicts, I finally understood what is Hamas.

Earlier, Abu, the spokesman for the "Qassam Brigades", the most elite force under Hamas, spoke publicly. He said: "85% of the members of our force are orphans of the wars of the past few decades. Their parents and family members all died in the war. They have no relatives, no houses, no studies, no jobs, and no future. All they have is endless bombings and a dark and underground life. Now, these children have grown up and become our death warriors."

Indeed, there are no born terrorists in the world. These children who grew up in the ruins were all forced to become Hamas by bombs and extermination.

Qatar's Al Jazeera reported on October 25 that the station's Arabic-language Gaza bureau chief Wal. Dadouh, whose wife, son, daughter and grandson were all killed in Israeli air strikes, the president touched his 15-year-old son's face in the hospital morgue. It turned out that his son's dream was to grow up to become a reporter like his father and report Gaza to the world Live.

It is worth noting that the place where the Al Jazeera president’s family was killed was not in northern Gaza where Israel sniped at Hamas, but in a refugee camp in southern Gaza.

Israel is clearly telling Gaza civilians to leave the north and move to the south because they want to attack Hamas hiding in the north. However, when ordinary people fled to the southern refugee camps after all the hardships, the Israeli army still dropped a bomb indiscriminately. Where can the poor Palestinians find shelter?

Outside the refugee camps, hospitals were constantly bombed, killing and injuring hundreds of patients and medical staffs. Some Gaza doctors posted singing videos online. They refused to evacuate and encouraged each other with their songs. They sang: "We will be here until the pain is over." The sight of death as if it were home is really moving.

There are also videos of many Gazan children happily writing their names on the backs of their hands, bodies, and thighs. It turns out that this was done so that their families could identify their remains in the rubble after the bombing. Laughter reflects that this nation has developed a spirit that is not afraid of death. When you have nothing, you will fight back.

A Hamas general said tragically in an interview with Al Jazeera: "We in the Gaza Strip have less than 5,000 newborns every year. There is a lack of medical treatment, fresh water and basic supplies. No industry can develop. Schools have been bombed. We no longer have the next generation. In ten or twenty years, our group of people will be old and dead in the war, and the Palestinians will not even have anyone to hold weapons. Therefore, while our group of young adults are still alive, you can still hold weapons, so you have to do something.”

Major General Jin Yinan, my country's famous military expert and former professor at the Institute of Strategic Studies at the National Defense University, said of the Palestinians and Hamas: "They have nothing left but human bombs."

I am not supporting terrorism, I am just gradually understanding the so-called terrorists in the West and beginning to understand Hamas. It turns out that Hamas is not only an armed organization, but also a spirit of resistance. If you kill one Hamas, there will be thousands of Hamas, including the doctors who witnessed the massacre, the president whose family members died, and those who lost their lives. The orphans of these parents will all be forced by Israel to become a new group of Hamas.