Hamas's attack included breaking through the security fence and attacking peaceful communities, resulting in murder, rape, and kidnapping.

The suffering of Gaza's citizens is a tragic consequence of the misgovernance by Hamas, which has led to their current humanitarian crisis.

The opportunity for Gaza to become a thriving statelet was squandered by Hamas, which, like the PLO before them, has prioritized militarization over development, and their leadership prioritizes the destruction of Israel over the creation of a Palestinian state, which harms the Palestinians in Gaza.

Hamas chose to use their time in power to build military infrastructure and radicalize the population, culminating in their attack on Israel on October 7th.

Hamas has spent 18 years indoctrinating the children of Gaza into a culture of hatred and violence, which has been detrimental to both the Palestinians and Israelis.

The leadership of Hamas is misappropriating funds sent by Qatar and other sources, using them to strengthen their military capabilities instead of improving the lives of Palestinians in Gaza.

The argument that Hamas loves death more than life contrasts sharply with the Israeli approach, which claims to prioritize life, yet results in significant civilian casualties.

Hamas's leadership is characterized by corruption, with leaders dying as billionaires while using Gaza's resources for their own ends.

The marked radicalization of the Gazan population has been observed by soldiers involved in multiple conflicts since 2005, indicating a shift towards extremism.