IDF Seizes Over $1.3 Million in Cash from Senior Hamas Member's Home

Cash believed to be designated for terrorist activity, highlighting accusations of Hamas stealing aid money meant for Palestinians.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) found over $1.3 million in cash in the home of a senior Hamas member in Gaza.
The cash, found in suitcases, is believed to have been designated for terrorist activity.
Hamas has been accused of stealing aid money meant for Palestinians to fund their operations and allow its leadership to live lavishly abroad.
Hamas is believed to have an annual budget of $450 million, with criticism over its lack of investment in civilian infrastructure.
Hamas' funding sources are diverse and include donations, trade with Iranian partners, taxes, extortion, smuggling, and even cryptocurrency investments.