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Wednesday, 11 November 2026 ·1 Jumada II 1448 AH — Jerusalem 11:12

Security Researcher to Shehab: Targeting Gaza Police Is a Systematic Scheme to Erase Security Gains and Spread Chaos

A security researcher tells Shehab that the occupation's systematic scheme to target the police in Gaza aims to erase security gains, spread chaos and neutralize efforts to keep order in the street.

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Security Researcher to Shehab: Targeting Gaza Police Is a Systematic Scheme to Erase Security Gains and Spread Chaos
The occupation continues to target the police in Gaza

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Security affairs researcher Hilal Nassar affirmed on Monday that the "Israeli" occupation's continued targeting of cadres of the security and police apparatus in the Gaza Strip is part of a systematic scheme to erase field gains, remove the rule of law, and spread chaos and tamper with the stability of citizens.

Nassar explained in an exclusive interview with (Shehab) that through targeting police personnel, the occupation seeks to neutralize any security and field efforts that contribute to keeping order in the street, and to expand the influence of the militias and gangs it backs with technological, military and logistical means, with the aim of eliminating human cadres and facilitating the spread of strife and lawlessness.

The Ministry of Interior in Gaza announced this morning the martyrdom of First Lieutenant Youssef Mohammed Hamed Abu Younis (45), from the ranks of the General Police Directorate, of wounds he sustained in the massacre committed by the occupation by targeting a group of police officers and personnel while they were carrying out their routine work in the al-Mawasi area, south of the Gaza Strip, yesterday, Sunday, which led to the rise of six officers and personnel as martyrs.

According to Nassar, the total number of martyrs among members of the Ministry of Interior and the police agencies has exceeded 2,000 martyrs during the war of genocide and the ongoing aggression on the Strip.

Nassar added that the security situation in Gaza is in an unprecedented state in four decades, describing it as relative and unstable as a result of the aggression and the siege; the security and police apparatus faced all challenges in the face of the "Israeli" arsenal and continued to repair its capabilities in order to preserve what remains of the people and the homeland, thanks to societal cooperation, popular engagement and immediate reporting of any suspicious movements or elements involved in sabotage acts.

Nassar stressed that the "Israeli" violations are ongoing and have not stopped since before the Sharm el-Sheikh agreement last October, affirming that the extremist occupation government headed by Benjamin Netanyahu and Bezalel Smotrich does not abide by any international pledges or charters, and seeks full control over the Strip and to tighten the noose on civilians in order to prolong the life of the government and escape judicial prosecutions.

He pointed out that the continuation of the violations and the refusal to withdraw have paralyzed the logic of the phased approach and placed the mediators before a real inability, while affirming at the same time the factions' adherence to not moving to any new phase without tangible implementation and a clear timetable, so that the path heads toward the formation of a real crisis amid anticipation of what the alternative plan (B) announced by U.S. President Donald Trump to stop the ongoing violations may yield.

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