Israel reportedly sent a message to Gaza residents urging them to stop relying on Hamas, saying the group's leaders are living in hotels abroad while Gazans endure suffering. The message was reported by security analyst Yair Goldblatt.
The message, attributed to Israeli authorities, directly addresses Gaza residents, stating that Hamas leaders are residing in hotels abroad while the population suffers in tents and poverty. It urges residents to abandon reliance on the group and consider alternative solutions for their future. The text was circulated via social media, as reported by security analyst Yair Goldblatt. Similar messaging campaigns have been reported by The Zioneer in the past, including a June video by COGAT telling Gaza residents that Hamas is blocking their future by rejecting the Trump framework. The current message has not been officially confirmed by Israeli authorities.
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