Defiant Gazans are gearing up to flood the streets in a grassroots “revolution” against Hamas, as the bloodthirsty terror group continues to intensify violence across the Gaza Strip.

A Facebook page believed to be started by exiled Gazans is calling for a massive rebellion in the war-torn enclave, urging surviving Palestinians to flood the Hamas-controlled territory on June 26 and take a stand against two years of rampant violence and executions, The Telegraph reported.

“No revolutionary perishes, nor does a revolution die when it rises to establish justice and vanquish falsehood,” the Facebook page, called June 26 Revolution, raged.

“Weapons are of no avail, and terror is futile; you shall not break our spirits nor sap our resolve. We are coming – today or the day after – while you are destined to fall and vanish, gathering together in the depths and darkness of hell.”

The Facebook page — backed by dozens of messages of support — is demanding that the vicious militant group and other tyrannical rulers in the Gaza Strip prioritize the innocent lives of citizens over their own selfish interests.

Rami Haroon, a Gaza resident who supports the protest, told The Telegraph that the movement aims to send a clear message that “the equation is changed” and that “these silent people have decided to speak up,” despite the risks they may face.

“They are shouting, venting their anger, and conveying a message to everyone: Enough… enough with the recklessness and the trading of our lives and our future,” he said.

“Anyone who wants to rule Gaza from now on must understand one thing: the people of Gaza can no longer be fooled by a few words about patriotism, nor by a verse or a hadith used to justify failure.

“The people of Gaza want to live; they want dignity, safety, and a future. They want a life without gambles and without adolescent adventures that they pay the price for every single time. I support any peaceful movement that calls for an end to all this absurdity.”

A United Nations report released this week revealed that Hamas terrorists and police units in Gaza have beaten, maimed, and publicly executed dozens of Palestinians over the last two years.

The report found at least seven Palestinians were killed and 832 were injured in 2025 – a 130% jump from 2024 – with the deadly trend continuing daily in 2026.

“The Commission is gravely alarmed by the severity and public nature of Hamas’ punitive measures in Gaza, which inflict profound trauma on an already severely traumatized civilian population,” said UN Human Rights Council commission chair Srinivasan Muralidhar.

“Any future framework for peace and stability in Gaza must include a clear and enforceable commitment to accountability.”