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BBC,
Clashes erupt between Hamas forces and armed clan members in Gaza City
19 hours ago
At least 27 people have been killed in fierce clashes between Hamas
security forces and armed members of the Dughmush family in Gaza City,
in one of the most violent internal confrontations since the end of
major Israeli operations in the enclave.
Masked Hamas gunmen exchanged fire with clan fighters near the city's Jordanian hospital, witnesses said.
A senior official in the Hamas-run interior ministry said security
units surrounded them and engaged in heavy fighting to detain them.
The ministry said eight of its members were killed in "an armed
assault by a militia".
Medical sources said 19 Dughmush clan members and eight Hamas fighters
had been killed since fighting began on Saturday.
Eyewitnesses said the clashes erupted in the Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood
in southern Gaza City after a Hamas force of more than 300 fighters
moved to storm a residential block where Dughmush gunmen were
entrenched.
Residents described scenes of panic as dozens of families fled their
homes under heavy gunfire, many of them displaced multiple times
during the war.
"This time people weren't fleeing Israeli attacks," one resident said.
"They were running from their own people."
The Dughmush family, one of Gaza's most prominent clans, has long had
a tense relationship with Hamas, and its armed members have clashed
with the group on several occasions in the past.
The Hamas-run interior ministry said its forces were seeking to
restore order, warning that "any armed activity outside the framework
of the resistance" would be dealt with firmly.
Both sides traded accusations over who was responsible for triggering
the clashes.
Hamas earlier said Dughmush gunmen killed two of its fighters and
wounded five others, prompting the group to launch an operation
against them.
However, a source from the Dughmush family told local media that Hamas
forces had come to a building that once served as the Jordanian
Hospital, where the family had taken refuge after their homes in the
al-Sabra neighbourhood were destroyed in the recent Israeli attack.
The source claimed that Hamas sought to evict the family from the
building to establish a new base for its forces there.
Hamas has recalled about 7,000 members of its security forces to
reassert control over areas of Gaza recently vacated by Israeli
troops, according to local sources.
Reports suggest armed Hamas units have already deployed across several districts, some wearing civilian clothes and others in the blue
uniforms of the Gaza police. The Hamas media office denied it was
deploying "fighters in the streets".
On 10/13/2025 6:48 AM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
Hamas is the only army in the world that wears civilian clothes during
BBC,
Clashes erupt between Hamas forces and armed clan members in Gaza City
19 hours ago
war and puts on uniforms during ceasefires.>
At least 27 people have been killed in fierce clashes between Hamas
security forces and armed members of the Dughmush family in Gaza City,
in one of the most violent internal confrontations since the end of
major Israeli operations in the enclave.
Masked Hamas gunmen exchanged fire with clan fighters near the city's
Jordanian hospital, witnesses said.
A senior official in the Hamas-run interior ministry said security
units surrounded them and engaged in heavy fighting to detain them.
The ministry said eight of its members were killed in "an armed
assault by a militia".
Medical sources said 19 Dughmush clan members and eight Hamas fighters
had been killed since fighting began on Saturday.
Eyewitnesses said the clashes erupted in the Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood
in southern Gaza City after a Hamas force of more than 300 fighters
moved to storm a residential block where Dughmush gunmen were
entrenched.
Residents described scenes of panic as dozens of families fled their
homes under heavy gunfire, many of them displaced multiple times
during the war.
"This time people weren't fleeing Israeli attacks," one resident said.
"They were running from their own people."
The Dughmush family, one of Gaza's most prominent clans, has long had
a tense relationship with Hamas, and its armed members have clashed
with the group on several occasions in the past.
The Hamas-run interior ministry said its forces were seeking to
restore order, warning that "any armed activity outside the framework
of the resistance" would be dealt with firmly.
Both sides traded accusations over who was responsible for triggering
the clashes.
Hamas earlier said Dughmush gunmen killed two of its fighters and
wounded five others, prompting the group to launch an operation
against them.
However, a source from the Dughmush family told local media that Hamas
forces had come to a building that once served as the Jordanian
Hospital, where the family had taken refuge after their homes in the
al-Sabra neighbourhood were destroyed in the recent Israeli attack.
The source claimed that Hamas sought to evict the family from the
building to establish a new base for its forces there.
Hamas has recalled about 7,000 members of its security forces to
reassert control over areas of Gaza recently vacated by Israeli
troops, according to local sources.
Reports suggest armed Hamas units have already deployed across several
districts, some wearing civilian clothes and others in the blue
uniforms of the Gaza police. The Hamas media office denied it was
deploying "fighters in the streets".
On 10/13/2025 6:48 AM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
Hamas is the only army in the world that wears civilian clothes during
BBC,
Clashes erupt between Hamas forces and armed clan members in Gaza City
19 hours ago
war and puts on uniforms during ceasefires.>
--At least 27 people have been killed in fierce clashes between Hamas
security forces and armed members of the Dughmush family in Gaza City,
in one of the most violent internal confrontations since the end of
major Israeli operations in the enclave.
Masked Hamas gunmen exchanged fire with clan fighters near the city's
Jordanian hospital, witnesses said.
A senior official in the Hamas-run interior ministry said security
units surrounded them and engaged in heavy fighting to detain them.
The ministry said eight of its members were killed in "an armed
assault by a militia".
Medical sources said 19 Dughmush clan members and eight Hamas fighters
had been killed since fighting began on Saturday.
Eyewitnesses said the clashes erupted in the Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood
in southern Gaza City after a Hamas force of more than 300 fighters
moved to storm a residential block where Dughmush gunmen were
entrenched.
Residents described scenes of panic as dozens of families fled their
homes under heavy gunfire, many of them displaced multiple times
during the war.
"This time people weren't fleeing Israeli attacks," one resident said.
"They were running from their own people."
The Dughmush family, one of Gaza's most prominent clans, has long had
a tense relationship with Hamas, and its armed members have clashed
with the group on several occasions in the past.
The Hamas-run interior ministry said its forces were seeking to
restore order, warning that "any armed activity outside the framework
of the resistance" would be dealt with firmly.
Both sides traded accusations over who was responsible for triggering
the clashes.
Hamas earlier said Dughmush gunmen killed two of its fighters and
wounded five others, prompting the group to launch an operation
against them.
However, a source from the Dughmush family told local media that Hamas
forces had come to a building that once served as the Jordanian
Hospital, where the family had taken refuge after their homes in the
al-Sabra neighbourhood were destroyed in the recent Israeli attack.
The source claimed that Hamas sought to evict the family from the
building to establish a new base for its forces there.
Hamas has recalled about 7,000 members of its security forces to
reassert control over areas of Gaza recently vacated by Israeli
troops, according to local sources.
Reports suggest armed Hamas units have already deployed across several
districts, some wearing civilian clothes and others in the blue
uniforms of the Gaza police. The Hamas media office denied it was
deploying "fighters in the streets".
On Mon, 13 Oct 2025 12:51:50 -0700, Dude <punditster@gmail.com> wrote:
On 10/13/2025 6:48 AM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
Hamas is the only army in the world that wears civilian clothes during
BBC,
Clashes erupt between Hamas forces and armed clan members in Gaza City
19 hours ago
war and puts on uniforms during ceasefires.>
I'm not sure about that. But what I was hoping to show is that there
remains no peace in gaza. Once again americans do not understand
foreign wars. Declare victory (as bush on the aircraft carrier) and
Himbo dancing around on a stage in egypt when there really is no
peace. If it ends up that there is, it most likely will not be
because of americans.