U.S. Offers $10 Million Reward for Information on Hamas Financiers

The State Department targets five key individuals in an effort to disrupt Hamas's financial mechanisms amid ongoing conflict.

The U.S. State Department is offering up to $10 million for information leading to the disruption of Hamas's financial mechanisms, focusing on five key financiers.
The five individuals, all previously designated as global terrorists, are believed to be responsible for transferring tens of millions of dollars to Hamas.
The financiers are based in Sudan, Turkey, and potentially Qatar, and have connections to other terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda.
This reward offering follows four rounds of U.S. sanctions on Hamas after the group's deadly incursion into Israel on Oct. 7, which resulted in a significant loss of life and property.
The Rewards for Justice initiative has paid out more than $250 million to informants since its establishment in 1984.