Israel targets Hamas finances; 16 officials killed
The article focused on the escalation of Israeli military operations against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, where the Israeli army intensified its targeting of the movement’s financing networks and financial infrastructure. This crackdown resulted in the deaths of 16 financial officials and activists linked to Hamas funding, including Muhammad Abu Alwan, the director of the financial department. Israel also targeted individuals responsible for moving and transferring funds through a network of cashiers, most of whom are based in Gaza and abroad. It was added that the amount of money passing through this system exceeded one billion dollars during the war. At the same time, the operations led to the death of two Israeli soldiers in an explosion caused by a drone, prompting the army to suspend the use of certain attack drones and to open an investigation into the incident. This move is part of Israel’s broader effort to weaken Hamas’s ability to rebuild its military and financial capabilities, despite ongoing military operations in Gaza even after the ceasefire.
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