www.theguardian.com Israel Arms Palestinian Clan Amid Gaza Conflict
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- •Israel has armed the Anti-Terror Service clan in Gaza to counter Hamas.
- •The clan is accused of looting humanitarian aid and has alleged ties to jihadist groups.
- •The humanitarian situation in Gaza is critical, with thousands suffering from malnutrition.
In the ongoing Gaza conflict, Israeli officials have acknowledged arming a clan led by Yasser Abu Shabab, known as the Anti-Terror Service, to combat Hamas. This group, consisting of 100 armed men, has been accused of looting humanitarian aid and has alleged ties to jihadist organizations. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu defended this strategy, claiming it reduces military casualties and undermines Hamas. Critics argue that this could escalate violence in Gaza, potentially leading to civil war. Humanitarian aid distribution has been severely impacted, with reports of looting and violence at aid distribution points. The UN has highlighted the dire humanitarian situation, with thousands of children suffering from malnutrition. The situation remains tense as military operations continue in the region.
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