According to webangah News Agency, Gaza-based terrorist Yasser Abushabab-commander of the so-called “Popular Forces” militia backed by the Zionist regime-claimed during an interview with Galatz Radio that his group coordinates with the Palestinian Authority (PA).
Abushabab asserted his collaboration with the PA aligns with “the supreme interests of the Palestinian people,” while denying financial support from them. Despite documented evidence of receiving weapons from the Zionist regime, he insisted his group does not cooperate with Israel, framing its objective as “protecting Palestinians from Hamas terrorism.”
The militant leader also dismissed alleged ties to ISIS, calling such claims “baseless rumors aimed at damaging our reputation and sowing discord between our group, Israel, and Arab states.”
When pressed about weapon sources after denying Israeli supplies, Abushabab offered an implausible description: claiming his group collects advanced arms from local Gazan residents.
While denying direct coordination with Israel’s military, he left open potential “humanitarian-level” mediation channels. He boasted hundreds of fighters in his ranks-a number he said is growing rapidly.
Abushabab admitted to looting international humanitarian aid shipments but defended it as necessary: “We require more assistance.” His demands included expanded military support for training new recruits.
The terrorist leader revealed ambitions to seize broader territorial control by force under the guise of “liberating people from Hamas.” A member of Rafah’s Tarabin tribe prior to Gaza’s war; records show multiple arrests for drug trafficking before leading militias.
Recent acknowledgments by Zionist officials confirm Shin Bet intelligence agency colludes with Abushabab to destabilize Gaza and plunder aid convoys.
