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Despite a very tangible risk to their lives, more and more of Gaza’s residents are expressing their opposition to Hamas' actions in the Strip. One elderly woman, asked to describe the situation by an Al Jazeera reporter, was seen in a video explaining how the humanitarian aid entering Gaza doesn’t reach the residents at all, and goes to Hamas instead.
"All of the aid goes underground," the elderly woman told the reporter asking her about the difficult situation in the region. "A lot of aid enters, but it doesn’t reach the people." The reporter tried to correct her, saying Hamas claims that very little humanitarian aid truly enters, and whatever does is distributed to Gazans immediately.
The elderly woman dismissed the reporter’s Hamas talking points with a wave of her hand and pointed at him, saying: "No. All the aid goes to them, to their homes. They take it. They also shot at me and they do whatever they want to me."
