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With American money drying up in Iran now that former alleged President Joe Biden has been put out to pasture, Hamas is feeling the pinch. The terror group is facing a severe financial crisis in the Gaza Strip and is unable to pay its terrorist scumwafers and government workers their blood wages.
Israeli strikes and a halt in humanitarian aide [that had been stolen, sold and used by Hamas] has drained its resources officials and analysts say.
The dirtbags have been left nearly bankrupt following a series of Israeli assassinations of key political, military and administrative anti-Semites, as well as the suspension of aid deliveries that Hamas had stolen, diverted and resold for profit while US college cretins protest against Israel for not sending aide to their enemy, something that is unprecedented in war.
The dirtbags have been left nearly bankrupt following a series of Israeli assassinations of key political, military and administrative anti-Semites, as well as the suspension of aid deliveries that Hamas had stolen, diverted and resold for profit while US college cretins protest against Israel for not sending aide to their enemy, something that is unprecedented in war.
The crisis has disrupted the group’s operations and exposed growing dysfunction, with intelligence officials telling The Wall Street Journal that salary payments to many government employees have stopped.
Boo hoo.
Even senior Hamassholes began receiving only half of their salaries during the holy month of Ramadan. Fighter's salaries, previously between $200 and $300 per month, have also been frozen, complicating recruitment efforts as the group braces for continued conflict.
Hamas’ financial troubles were first reported earlier this month by Asharq Al-Awsat, a Londonstahn-based Arabic newspaper. It described an “organizational vacuum” after Israeli strikes sent senior Hamassholes to their final destination: hell. This led to disrupted decision-making within the terrorist group.
Another boo hoo is in order.
Eyal Ofer, a researcher specializing in Gaza’s economy, estimated that Hamas still controls assets worth up to $3 billion. However, he said the group’s ability to distribute funds is severely limited as many brave terrorists are afraid to leave their holes.
Hamas traditionally uses couriers and designated cash distribution points in the territory—methods that are difficult to carry out under wartime conditions, especially by those who lied when they said they welcome death.
Before Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023 and killed 1,200 Israelis and kidnapped 251, the group received $15 million in monthly cash transfers from Qatar, no less, and raised additional funds from West Africa, South Asia and the United Kingdom, (a former British colony).
Before Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023 and killed 1,200 Israelis and kidnapped 251, the group received $15 million in monthly cash transfers from Qatar, no less, and raised additional funds from West Africa, South Asia and the United Kingdom, (a former British colony).
Qatar also maintained a $500 million reserve on behalf of the group. Much of that money is now believed to be in Turkey, according to Arab and Western officials. And while Hamas isn't getting the money in their dirty bloody hands, they can take comfort in the fact that these countries are as anti-Semitic as they are and might just try to courier the cash over to them somehow.
Israel restricted cash transfers into Gaza at the start of the war. Palestinian officials told The Wall Street Journal that Hamas was involved in stealing $180 million from Bank of Palestine [not a real country] branches and other banks in Gaza.
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Israel restricted cash transfers into Gaza at the start of the war. Palestinian officials told The Wall Street Journal that Hamas was involved in stealing $180 million from Bank of Palestine [not a real country] branches and other banks in Gaza.
Hamas also taxed goods entering the Strip and merchants operating in local markets, using these tactics to generate income. Additionally, it used foreign cash to purchase goods abroad, which were then sold locally, allowing the terrorist group to bring cash into Gaza for its own use.
Despite these efforts, the scumcrumpets were nearing a liquidity crisis even before the latest ceasefire, which briefly allowed aid to resume before it was again suspended. “This is a major crisis for Hamas,” said Mumen al-Nator, a Jew-hating lawyer from central Gaza. “They were mainly dependent on aid, which was sold for cash on the black market.”
The financial pressure has been compounded by Israeli strikes targeting Hamas’ financial infrastructure.
Despite these efforts, the scumcrumpets were nearing a liquidity crisis even before the latest ceasefire, which briefly allowed aid to resume before it was again suspended. “This is a major crisis for Hamas,” said Mumen al-Nator, a Jew-hating lawyer from central Gaza. “They were mainly dependent on aid, which was sold for cash on the black market.”
The financial pressure has been compounded by Israeli strikes targeting Hamas’ financial infrastructure.
Among those killed was Saeed Ahmed al-Abed al-Khodari, the group’s top money exchanger and head of Al-Wafaq Exchange, which Israel designated a terrorist organization for its role in financing terror activities. The Israel Defense Forces said al-Khodari played a key role in transferring money to Hamas’ military wing, particularly during the war.
May their memories be a warning: with the help of the United States, the IDF will find you and kill you wherever you try to hide. You don't have a brain addled US President to depend on anymore.
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