The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has called for three days of worldwide protests from Friday to Sunday, urging people across the Arab and Islamic world and supporters of Palestine worldwide to demonstrate in solidarity with Gaza amid the Strip's worsening humanitarian crisis.

In a statement, Hamas called on the masses of the Arab and Islamic nation, as well as all free people around the world, to take to the streets and organise demonstrations to express solidarity with the Palestinian people and condemn the ongoing suffering in Gaza.

The movement said the mobilisation was aimed at drawing international attention to the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in the besieged enclave and intensifying pressure to address the crisis.

Hamas urged supporters to make the three-day mobilisation a global expression of solidarity with Palestinians, who continue to face the devastating consequences of Israel's military assault, destruction and restrictions on humanitarian assistance.

The call comes as Gaza's population faces an acute humanitarian emergency, with widespread destruction of infrastructure and severe shortages of essential supplies compounding the suffering of displaced families.

The movement called on people worldwide to raise their voices in support of Gaza and demand an end to the suffering of the Palestinian population. (ILKHA)