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US Charges San Diego Man Over Fake Charity That Allegedly Funded Hamas
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67% centerFirst reported by Ynet · Jun 17, 2026
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What happened
US prosecutors have indicted San Diego resident Radha Mazen Rida Sabsi for allegedly running a fake charity that raised about $600,000 for Hamas. The Justice Department says he used humanitarian appeals after October 7 to funnel money to Hamas, convert some of it to crypto, and publicly support the group online.
- 01US prosecutors accuse a San Diego man of funding Hamas through a fake charity.
- 02He allegedly raised about $600,000 after October 7 using humanitarian appeals.
- 03About $116,000 was sent to Hamas-linked parties, and $382,000 was converted to crypto.
- 04The indictment includes terrorism financing, sanctions evasion, fraud, and money laundering.
- 05Sabsi allegedly posted October 7 attack footage and Hamas support online.
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