Members of the Hamas militant group rally in the West Bank city of Bethlehem to honor Hamas spiritual leader Yassin
Hamas is a group of terrorists who grew up in refugee camps and started out as a bunch of poor street kids, yet today there are more than 600 millionaires in the Gaza Strip, the vast majority of whom are senior Hamas leaders.
How did the poor boys become millionaires? There is only one answer: donations from around the world to aid the Palestinian people!
Military political education in Hamas kindergartens
The first Hamas millionaire was the terrorist organization’s second-in-command, Musa Abu Marzook, who made his “first bucket of money” by setting up a fund in the United States to raise money for Hamas. He was imprisoned in the United States for two years for financing terrorism and then deported, but by that time he was already a multimillion-dollar millionaire. Today, Marzook’s fortune is $2-3 billion, making him one of Hamas’ richest men.
(Marzook)
Another person who made a fortune through the “resistance” is former Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal, also a refugee, who is now a super-rich man with $2.6 billion (one says $2-5 billion) through “a lifetime of struggle for the just cause of the Palestinian people. He is now a super-rich man with $2.6 billion (one says $2-5 billion), with large investments in banks in many Arab countries and a large number of properties in rich Gulf Arab countries.
(Mashaal)
In contrast, Ismail Haniyeh, the prime minister of the Hamas government, is much more modest, with only $4 million and a long way to go.
(Haniyeh)
Even a minor Hamas player is not above corruption. One man, Iman Taha, who coordinates Hamas relations at home and abroad, is not considered a head, but he has built himself a $1 million mansion in the middle of the Gaza Strip. In fact, almost all of the Hamas leaders have built mansions in luxury residential areas in Gaza, and the properties alone are worth at least $1 million.
Now to who is that Abd AIAzizAKhaldi (hereinafter Khaldi) who had his house demolished by the Israeli demolition brigade two days ago. This person runs a gray financial institution that engages in criminal activities such as money laundering. To what extent is this person important? All the aid that Hamas receives from overseas, all the money from Qatar, UAE Iran, and other Islamic organizations goes through him as an institution. He is not only responsible for receiving the money, but also for giving it out – the distribution of these funds is decided by him! Many Hamas leaders in the Gaza Strip are afraid of him, because they know that their money is in his hands. With such a beautiful job, Kardi naturally became one of the biggest tycoons in the Gaza Strip. In my Twitter post, I said he was the “finance minister” of Hamas, but in fact he is far more powerful than the finance minister in the general government.
At this point, you can probably understand why Israel is focusing on demolishing houses in Gaza this time. Why did Hamas start begging Israel for mercy after only two days of fighting? Why Israel rejected Hamas’s ceasefire proposal and insisted that “there are still houses to be demolished”.
There is a story of a poor scholar in “Liaozhai Zhiyi”. It says that a scholar was very poor and had a friendship with the magistrate. After a drunken argument, the magistrate threatened, “Don’t you know that the magistrate will destroy your family?” I do not want the scholar threw up his hands and left a sentence: “No family can be destroyed! The magistrate poked around and found that the scholar really did not have a house, living with his wife on the city walls, so he helped the scholar buy a house. The day the scholar moved in, he sighed and said: “From now on, I know how to fear the magistrate!
“There is a family to destroy” Hamas is from now on fear of Israel? Or through the “suffering of the Palestinian people” continue to cheat money to enrich themselves? We can wait and see. But one thing is for sure: a corrupt organization will not be able to fight! Even if it is a terrorist organization!
Zhang Ping in Tel Aviv, May 18, 2021
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