Seven hooded men are forced to kneel in a Gaza street and are shot in the head at close range as a crowd looks on. In another clip, a bound man is pinned to the ground. Attackers stretch out his legs, strike the side of each knee with an axe, release the zip ties, then smash his arms and hands with a metal pipe before breaking his knees. This is Gaza today.

Hours after the final Israeli hostages were released under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, Hamas gunmen executed more than 30 Palestinians across several neighborhoods. Those killed were accused of spying for Israel or belonging to rival armed groups. Videos circulating online show masked fighters forcing men to kneel before killing them at close range while onlookers chant.

Witnesses said detainees were beaten before being executed, as videos showed gunmen cheering afterward. Palestinian human rights organizations condemned the killings as grave crimes and violations of human rights, while Hamas-aligned factions defended them as part of a "security campaign" targeting alleged collaborators and criminals.