German Prosecutors Charge Four with Financing Islamic State via Social Media

The suspects allegedly funneled over €174,000 to IS fighters and detained members in Kurdish camps, with court proceedings pending in Hamburg.

The German Federal Prosecutor's Office has charged four individuals with operating a financing network for the Islamic State (IS).
The group allegedly raised over €174,000 through social media donation campaigns in Germany and other European countries.
Funds were reportedly sent to IS fighters and female members detained in Kurdish camps, using intermediaries for transfers.
The charges include membership in a criminal organization and supporting a terrorist organization abroad.
The suspects remain in pre-trial detention, awaiting a decision from Hamburg's State Security Senate on whether to proceed with a trial.