Yasser Abu Shabab, leader of a prominent anti-Hamas militia in Gaza, has claimed to have captured territory from Hamas and established control in areas now largely untouched by the ongoing conflict. Abu Shabab asserts that his group is backed by a vast tribal network rather than Israel, though some reports allege collaboration with Israeli forces and involvement in aid theft. He has publicly condemned both Hamas and Israel's military actions, calling for the release of hostages and an end to collective punishment. Abu Shabab positions himself as a potential future political leader, insisting his movement represents ordinary Palestinians seeking peace and stability. His rise has sparked debate over whether he is a criminal, collaborator, or Gaza's best hope for change.
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