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Gaza militia leader forms rival force against Hamas, warns terrorists are regrouping amid ceasefire
Gaza militias emerge as Hamas regroups during ceasefire, with Palestinian fighters forming new forces to challenge the group's control in the territory.
Abu Shabab's death would be a boost to Hamas, which branded him a collaborator and ordered its fighters to kill or capture him.
Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper reports that senior Hamas officials received security directives - including a ban on bringing electronic or medical equipment to meetings, including air conditioners.
Hamas spies drew up creepy dossiers on aid workers in Gaza, including noting one woman who “leaves her house in exposed clothing” and a person having an “immoral relationship with a female.”
Israel's prime minister's office says the Islamic group Hamas has returned the body of another hostage as part of a ceasefire agreement for the Gaza Strip. The body of one more hostage remains.
A Gaza militia leader building a rival force to Hamas thanked President Donald Trump while warning that the terror group is using the ceasefire to rebuild its strength. Shawqi Abu Nasira told Fox News Digital the pause in fighting has become a “kiss of life” for Hamas,
The IDF uncovers one of Gaza's largest underground Hamas infrastructures stretching 25 meters deep beneath civilian sites including mosques and schools in Rafah.
The IDF says that following a review of intelligence, it can officially confirm that Mohammad Bawab, the East Rafah Battalion commander; Ismail Abu Labda, the deputy battalion commander; Tawfiq Salem, a company commander; and Abdullah Hamad, the son of a senior Hamas official, were the four operatives killed.