Anti-Hamas militia in Gaza says leader killed

Abu Shabab's Popular Forces originally started operating in Gaza's southern Rafah governorate and was accused of aid looting...

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The leader of an anti-Hamas militia in Gaza, Yasser Abu Shabab, has been killed, with his group claiming he was shot while resolving a family dispute, though Hamas suggested his death was the "inevitable outcome" for betraying his people.

Yasser Abu Shabab led the Popular Forces, a group accused of aid looting and suspected of being backed by Israel.
The Popular Forces announced Abu Shabab's death on a Facebook post on Thursday.
Hamas stated Abu Shabab's killing was "the inevitable outcome for anyone who betrays his people."

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