Khaberni - Hebrew Channel /12/ reported that the occupation army arrested the commander of fighters stranded in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip, the Qassami Adham Al-Akr "Abu Bakr".
Commander Al-Akr appeared in a video released on Friday via a platform affiliated with the occupation militia on Facebook, in a severe humanitarian situation, showing extreme exhaustion due to hunger and the siege in the Rafah tunnels.
Ghassan Al-Dahini, who leads one of the armed groups loyal to the Israeli occupation, was also shown humiliating Al-Akr, and talking about reviving the inquisition courts in Gaza.
The clip has caused widespread outrage on social media platforms in the Gaza Strip, where activists and journalists believed that the scene reflects vengeful and humiliating behaviour that affects the dignity of fighters who have endured long months under siege and hunger.
The circulating video showed the field commander Adham Al-Akr, famously known as "Abu Bakr," while Dahini was seen treating him in a manner widely described as a humiliating and public vindication.
Followers affirmed that Al-Akr has a good reputation and a well-known combat history among the residents of Rafah.
A network of armed militias is spread throughout the Gaza Strip from its north to south, moving freely behind the "yellow line" which represents the security separation route where Israeli forces are stationed.
The security services in the Strip have launched a wide campaign to pursue armed gangs that collaborated with the occupation during the war, contributing to the destabilization of community security and committing crimes that resulted in dozens of casualties, exploiting the fire cover provided by the occupation army to carry out their criminal activities.
