The Popular Forces said in a statement that their leader died of a gunshot wound as he intervened in a family quarrel, and it dismissed as “misleading” reports that Hamas was behind his killing.

Sources in Gaza and reports on social media and in Israel earlier suggested that Abu Shabab, who was in his 30s and had been expelled by his own clan, died in a clash after refusing to release a hostage taken by his men from a powerful and heavily armed local family

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