This morning, the Israel Defense Forces reported the capture of a Hamas stronghold, known as Outpost 17, in Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip, and said the military has been fighting Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants present. in the stronghold, both “on the surface and on an underground route in the area.” Tel Aviv’s objective is to strike deeply at Hamas terrorist cells. However, to get the better of the Islamic political and paramilitary organization, Israel should, above all, take into account the financial apparatus of its rivals. At least that’s what Ubi Shaya, a former Shin Bet and Mossad man, who today collaborates with the Israeli government to dismantle the empire of Hamas and Hezbollah, advises.
In an interview with Corriere della Sera, the former Israeli secret agent revealed the economic relations of the terrorist group. “When I say what your annual budget is, everyone’s eyes widen. We are only talking about the 360 million dollars that reached the Qatari terrorists, but in total, about 2.6 billion arrives in Gaza in a year, but the population barely comes in. There is high unemployment, the average salary of a Palestinian in the Strip is 300 dollars a month,” he said. Where does all this money come from? “Many come from Lebanon and the money also passes through Malaysia But the real financial center of the terrorists is Istanbul, it is from there that business is managed with great ease thanks to good relations with the government and Turkish companies. A system that must be achieved”, confessed the former 007.
Source: IL Tempo
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