Washington targets Muslim Brotherhood leaders with sanctions
The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed a new set of sanctions on a prominent leader of the Egyptian Brotherhood, as well as three individuals and entities linked to financial and logistical support for Hamas. The sanctions include Mahmoud Al-Abiari, based in the United Kingdom, who participated in fundraising and supporting institutions affiliated with Hamas. Additionally, two organizations functioning as fronts for fundraising were targeted: Tujah Bulah Global in Indonesia and the Madad Palestine Charitable Society in Gaza. The sanctions also targeted the Turkish company El-Kahira and its owner, due to their transfer of hundreds of thousands of dollars to Hamas through unofficial networks. Washington emphasizes that these measures aim to prevent the use of charitable and commercial networks to finance designated terrorist groups, including asset freezes and restrictions on financial transactions, as part of its ongoing efforts to combat Hamas funding through international channels.
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