Several Palestinians who have been collaborating with the Israeli occupation have been captured in the Gaza Strip, a news website said yesterday.
Al-Majd, a Palestinian website which specialised in security information, said the Palestinian resistance captured the collaborators while they followed fighters and observed places where fighters could be hiding.
The website did not disclose the names of the collaborators, who were asked by Israeli intelligence services to look for new Palestinian targets for future attacks.
The Palestinian resistance believes the Israeli “bank of targets” had run out; therefore, the Israeli intelligence services asked collaborators to search for new targets.
One of the collaborators confessed he was asked to oversee a farmland near to his house and to see who uses it and what they do there.
Another one said he was asked by the Israeli Shabak to look for houses of Palestinian political and military leaders.
The website reported that the Palestinian resistance would continue following up on collaborators and it might execute those who cause the assassination of Palestinians.
During the Israeli offensive on the Gaza Strip in 2012, Palestinian fighters executed six collaborators who were involved in the assassination of Palestinians.
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