Hamas has been hoarding and hiding humanitarian aid meant for Gazans according to recently leaked footage. Several clips have surfaced online showing waves of civilians approaching a warehouse defended by armed guards in black face masks.
One snippet of footage, uploaded to the Visegrad 24 X account shows massive stacks of flour. The pallets of supplies are tall enough for a man to walk on top of, several feet off the ground. Below him, people can be seen grabbing aid for themselves.
According to the outlet, the video shows an active raid carried out by Gazan civilians. Furthermore, it’s one that devolved in violence. “New video shows Hamas had hoarded tons & tons of flour at the Al-Ghafari warehouse in Gaza which was stormed by Gazans.”
The post goes on: “Hamas opened fire & killed civilians for trying to get their families some food. Hamas hoards food & sells it above market prices to finance weapon purchases.”
New video shows Hamas had hoarded tons & tons of flour at the Al-Ghafari warehouse in Gaza which was stormed by Gazans.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) May 29, 2025
Hamas opened fire & killed civilians for trying to get their families some food.
Hamas hoards food & sells it above market prices to finance weapon purchases pic.twitter.com/L0sUfZfMtc
Hamas stealing Gaza Aid
Additionally, there have been numerous other reports of Hamas exploiting aid for Gazans to fund terrorism. Reuters reported that Gazan Humanitarian worker Islam Hejazy was murdered by the elected government terrorist organization.
Moreover, Hejazy purportedly received funding for HEAL Palestine, a US-based charity for Gazans. Subsequently, members of Hamas demanded she hand over the money which was raised to assist Gazans.
Upon refusing to comply with the “three masked Hamas terrorists” Hejazy was shot at approximately 90 times. The report coincides with numerous other claims of violence Hamas inflicts on Gazan civilian.
Moreover, it highlights the terrorist group’s public charter, which calls for the destruction of the state of Israel. Gazans have publicly criticized Hamas for inciting violence as a means of profit.
Hamas to blame for Israel conflict
The Gazan government has been accused of engaging in taqqiya, a strategy that can be defined as strategic deception. Behind the scenes footage of photo and video shoots staging harmed, dead, or starving children have circulated online.
Many argue that this footage is proof that the genocide in Gaza is “a PR stunt” magnified by Hamas as a means of securing more aid. Consequently, this aid, such as food hoarded in warehouses is sold back to Gazans at inflated prices. Following this, Hamas then takes the money from these wares in order to fund more acts of terrorism.
Meanwhile, Hamas leadership benefits from the collection of these funds and reside in other Arab countries. Such as these figureheads of the terrorist organization who are worth a collective $11 billion. They aren’t standing on Gazan soil in solidarity with their people. Rather, they enjoy “luxury” homes in Qatar, a country that has been long associated with financing terrorism via money laundering.
In other instances, Hamas outright steals aid money from Gazans, who elected the organization to lead its government in 2006. The Pentagon has published that it has found no evidence a genocide is taking place in Gaza. Additionally, census data indicates that Gaza’s population has increased despite claims of genocide.
More Hamas warehouse footage
Other social media users have posted separate angles of Gazans storming aid warehouses. Such as this clip posted by Ella Kenan on X. She writes in the clip: “finally, the warehouses where Hamas had been storing goods and humanitarian aid, meant for the people of Gaza. But hoarded so they could sell it for profit, have been broken into by crowds of Gazans.”
At the end of her clip, she cites this incident as yet another reason why Hamas must be dismantled. “Down with Hamas. They must be removed from Gaza for the safety of both Israelis and Gazans.”
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— Ella Travels (Ella Kenan) (@EllaTravelsLove) May 28, 2025
Finally,
the warehouses where Hamas had been storing goods and humanitarian aid, meant for the people of Gaza but hoarded so they could sell it for profit, have been broken into by crowds of Gazans.
Down with Hamas. They must be removed from Gaza for the…
Another X user uploaded a photograph of masked men standing on top of a large white box truck. The vehicle is parked in front of what appears to be a warehouse. Portions of the building’s exterior seem as if they were torn open.
Throngs of people stand outside of the structure, with at least one person carrying what appears to be several bags of flour.
BREAKING: Palestinians have broken into Hamas’s al-Jafari warehouse in Gaza and found massive flour stockpiles stolen from aid trucks.
— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) May 28, 2025
It’s increasingly clear the aid crisis isn’t due to lack of supply—but because Hamas hoards it for themselves. pic.twitter.com/dBGkogm0Ot
These recent clips have surfaced approximately two months after previous reports of Gazans being murdered by Hamas. Armed terrorists controlling an aid convoy purportedly opened fire on civilians who approached looking for food and supplies.
Moreover, Standard reports that Hamas killed at least four Gazans on May 28th, 2025. These accounts are presumably connected to the above-embedded videos depicting civilians raiding a UN food warehouse.
Hamas/Israel double standard
Israel has been previously criticized for not providing power, food, and water to Gaza after Hamas carried out the October 7th attacks against civilians. However, many have decried culpability against the state as an insane stance.
That’s because Hamas declared an act of war against Israel with the terrorist attacks. Furthermore, video footage where hordes of people celebrating in the streets over dead child hostages demonstrated disregard for civilian lives.
This imagery, combined with multiple accounts of Hamas stealing aid from and killing Gazans has reshaped perception of Israel’s retaliation. In fact, Amnesty International has decried Hamas for attacking Gazans protesting the government.
However, there are others who maintain that Israel’s attacks on a terrorist organization are a genocide. Despite evidence proving otherwise and multiple examples of Hamas exploiting, stealing from, and killing Gazans for profit.
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