Gaza - As Israel's campaign against Hamas in the Gaza Strip enters its third week, the situation of the Islamist organization is coming under increasing scrutiny.
Externally, and outwardly, Hamas becomes more popular with each Israeli strike, with huge rallies in support of it taking place throughout the world.
The Muslim Brotherhood, of which Hamas is the Palestinian offshoot, has also enlisted residents of Arab countries to telephone Gazans to boost their morale.
The reality, say Gazans closer to the fighting, is far more complex, and reflects the dilemmas the movement finds itself in, divided between the political leaders in the Gaza Strip on the one hand, and the military wing and the Hamas leaders in exile on the other.