The photo shows a lean, tanned man in a dark helmet. He’s grasping a rifle and UN vehicles move behind him as he waves ...

The Palestinian news agency WAFA reported that journalist Yasser Abu Namous and his mother were among those killed in the pre-dawn strikes. At least 30 others were killed in attacks across the enclave ...

A man named Yasser Abu Shabab has emerged in Gaza, claiming to take control of the area. Yasser Abu Shabab is a tribal leader ...

Yasser Abu Shabab, a Bedouin man in his 30s, holds sway in eastern Rafah, an area close to a key border crossing between ...

Journalist Yasser Abu Namous and his mother were two of the ten casualties from the pre-dawn air strikes by Israeli forces in southern Gaza on Friday. According to the Palestinian news agency ...

Yasser Abu Shabab, who once looted humanitarian aid, now controls a small slice of territory in southern Gaza.

Once a known figure in Gaza's criminal underworld, with alleged links to drug trafficking and extremist groups like Daesh, Abu Shabab has now rebranded himself as the commander of the 'Popular Forces' ...

A young Palestinian prodded the reddish paste in the sand with a stick and said: "This is where they killed Yasser Abu Namous". He pointed a few metres away, to where beads of coagulated blood sat ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Video journalist Yasser Abu Wazna showed Insider what's left of his home after Israeli airstrikes in Gaza City's residential al-Karama neighborhood. More from News ...

He was a freelance cameraman for the Anadolu news agency. This is his colleague Mohammed Abu Namous. Mohammed Abu Namous: “It is clear that the Israeli occupation wants to target the journalist ...

GAZA, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Gazan doctor Mohammad Abu Namous hugged his daughter a final time at the Rafah border crossing on Tuesday, bidding an emotional farewell to his family after staying behind ...