Mohamed Shehada

In this engaging discussion, Mohamed Shehada, a Palestinian-Gazan writer and analyst, dives deep into the tumultuous legacy of Yasser Abu Shabab, a Gaza militia leader with ties to Israel. Shehada examines the backlash against Abu Shabab's death, as many viewed him as a traitor rather than a martyr. He sheds light on Israel's propaganda efforts to frame Abu Shabab as a legitimate alternative to Hamas and reveals the internal strife within Gaza's factions post-abu Shabab’s demise, highlighting the complex interplay of power among armed groups.