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Peace Council President Warns Hamas to Stop Profiting from Aid
Hamas is allegedly profiting 250 million shekels monthly from humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza, using the funds to rebuild its military. Residents of southern Israel are reportedly shocked, but Israel does not plan to stop the aid.
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What happened
- 01Hamas allegedly profits 250 million shekels monthly by taxing humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza.
- 02The terror group is reportedly using these funds to rebuild its military capabilities.
- 03Israel has no intention of stopping humanitarian aid to Gaza despite the alleged violations.
- 04Peace Council President Nikolai Mladenov issued a strong warning to Hamas to cease the practice.
- 05Mladenov proposed a multinational force to control areas of Gaza and establish a technocratic government.
- 06Israel is reportedly unwilling to accept a multinational force unless Hamas disarms.
Peace Council President Nikolai Mladenov issued a strong warning to Hamas, calling for the practice to stop and suggesting a multinational force. Israel remains hesitant to agree to such a force without Hamas disarmament.
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