Hamas is facing severe financial crisis after Israel cut off humanitarian aid that they seized, sold on the black market
Hamas is facing a severe financial crisis after Israel cut off a key revenue stream – humanitarian aid the group had been seizing and selling on the black market
Hamas is experiencing major financial challenges after some 18 months of war, leading to the terror group reducing salaries for senior figures and struggling to continue paying its operatives.
Israel’s suspension of humanitarian aid into the Strip – which Hamas regularly seized and sold to Gazans at exorbitant prices – has ended a significant source of cash for the terror organization, according to a Wall Street Journal report.