Yasser Abu Shabab, the leader of a militia in Gaza allegedly backed by Israel, has been killed amid rising local tensions. His militia, known as the Popular Forces, was embroiled in accusations of drug trafficking and obstructing humanitarian aid.
Reports suggest his death occurred in a confrontation with local clans, though the details remain murky. His group had aimed to establish a 'no-Hamas zone' in Rafah, receiving arms from Israeli sources in a bid to counter Hamas's dominance.
This incident raises critical questions about the effectiveness of Israeli strategies to support anti-Hamas factions and the broader implications for Gaza's complex political landscape.
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