Gaza militia leader forms rival force against Hamas, warns terrorists are regrouping amid ceasefire
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Former Palestinian Authority police official Shawqi Abu Nasira leads emerging militia against Hamas in Gaza, warning the ceasefire gives the group time to regroup.
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Abu Nasira, a former senior Palestinian Authority police official who spent 16 years in an Israeli prison, is now operating with a small band of fighters on the eastern side of Gaza’s "yellow line," in territory under Israeli military control. "I moved to the east of a yellow line, to the area that is now [controlled by the] Israeli Army. I was forced to move because I had no other option but to flee Hamas," he said.
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