
Hamas Finance Network Used Gaza Aid Appeals to Move $1.75 Million
U.S. and French authorities say they disrupted an international network that raised $1.75 million for Hamas while presenting solicitations as humanitarian aid for Gaza. The indictments expose how charitable language and consumer payment platforms can be used to conceal terror finance.
Also tracking: two Iranian nationals face terrorism charges over an alleged plot against Manchester's Jewish community, while Senate campaigns in Michigan and Kansas are putting Israel policy and Iran into battleground-state messaging.
In the wire: a British nursing union's boycott of Teva, renewed antisemitism litigation at George Washington University, and neo-Nazi intimidation outside a Canadian synagogue already targeted in a shooting.
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