The statement came Tuesday during central Gaza demonstration in solidarity with Libyan protesters who have been under violent attack amid demands for the removal of the current ruling regime.
Hundreds of unarmed Libyans calling for the toppling of the Gaddafi regime have been killed in suppressive air strikes using internationally banned weapons.
Hindi, a member of the Jihad's political bureau, said the use of violence against peaceful civilian protesters reflects ”a state of cowardice” in the governing regime, challenging: ”Where were Gaddafi's planes when war was waged against the Gaza Strip?”
Gaza sympathizers condemned the bloodshed sweeping Benghazi and other cities in Libya. Hamas has also taken a decisive stance.
"He who threatens to fight his people till the last man or woman standing is a criminal. Gaddafi will be toppled just lke Ben Ali was toppled in Tunisia and Mubarak in Egypt,” said Hamas spokesman Hammad al-Raqab speaking at demonstrations staged by the Islamic University's Islamic bloc at UN headquarters in Gaza.
"We hoped [Gaddafi] would have struck Tel Aviv and Israel with these planes,” he added. ”The Zionist occupiers deserve the missiles more than innocent civilians.”
"Whoever kills his people is not fit to rule,” said Amjad Mazeed, the Islamic University student council president.
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