Hamas billionaires are being given the attention their riches deserve—the leaders of Hamas have stolen from the sums provided by foreign donors, money that was meant to aid the people of Gaza.
This from frontpagemag.com.
Now, The Daily Mail (UK), The National Post (Canada), the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post, and Fox News have all given the story of the three Hamas billionaires extensive coverage.
The coverage by Fox News can be found here: Hamas billionaires: Lifestyles of the rich and terrorists, by Eric Shawn, Fox News,
They are living the Hamas high life.
While the people of Gaza live in poverty and have suffered under the horrors of Hamas, the terror group’s leaders apparently are living high on the hog.
Israeli officials say Hamas leaders are billionaires, amassing an overwhelming jackpot of terror money for themselves….
Hamas bosses Khaled Mashaal and Ismail Haniyeh are worth an estimated $4 billion each, and political bureau leader Mousa Abu Marzouk is worth $3 billion….
Photos show Hamas leader Mashaal playing table tennis, as well as squeezing in a workout on a treadmill in what appears to be a hotel gym.
Reports have long claimed that one of the Hamas leaders’ bases of operations has been the Four Seasons Hotel in Doha, Qatar. In 2015, Mashaal held a press conference in the hotel’s ballroom, where he attacked Israel. And it was said he spent a lot of his time at the property. Four Seasons touts its property as being ‘reimagined with modern grandeur and sparkling with sunlight and sea views. From the elegant lobby to energetic restaurants and lounges, our beachfront urban retreat has been transformed into a vibrant hotspot.’
In a statement to Fox News, the company says the ‘Four Seasons confirms that Ismail Haniyeh is not living at or staying at Four Seasons Hotel Doha. Information circulating on social media suggesting otherwise is not true.’ Requests for comment from Fox News about other Hamas leaders have not yet been answered.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has introduced legislation, ‘The Hamas Sanctions Act,’ that would block Hamas’ ability to find safe havens abroad, including in Qatar or Turkey. The legislation would impose sanctions on ‘hotels, landlords, banks, and similar businesses in allied countries that provide services to Hamas leaders,’ and would potentially classify countries, like Qatar and Turkey, ‘as state sponsors of terrorism for hosting Hamas.’…
‘The United States has targeted nearly 1,000 individuals and entities connected to terrorism and terrorist financing by the Iranian regime and its proxies, including Hamas, Hezbollah and other Iran-aligned terrorist groups in the region.’…
The three Hamas billionaires have stolen, from the people of Gaza, eleven billion dollars.
They luxuriate in their residences, and luxury suites, in Doha, as well as in their villas in Beirut and Istanbul, where they have been photographed lolling on beds, working out in private gyms, flying about in their private planes, eating at the most expensive restaurants, completely indifferent to the conditions in which the people of Gaza live.
Think of how many apartments, electricity plants, water purification plants could have been built in Gaza with those eleven billion dollars.
The only people trying to help the Gazans directly—thus avoiding sending aid through the thieving Hamas rulers—are the Israelis, who until October 7 had been providing jobs to 20,000 people from Gaza, who earned between three and five times as much working in Israel than they could have earned at home, even assuming there were jobs to be had in the Strip.
The monstrous theft by Hamas leaders of aid meant for all Gazans is likely to arouse more indignation in the outside world than their record of supporting terrorism.
For their vast wealth, stolen from the people of Gaza, and their living the high life while leaving the Gazans to wallow in their misery—a misery made much worse by the atrocities those leaders set loose on October 7—is an outrage easy to grasp.
There should be posters, with the faces of these Hamas leaders, and the amounts they have stolen from fellow Arabs in Gaza, held up by pro-Israeli counter-protesters everywhere.
Those will get attention in a certain segment of the population in the West that posters of kidnapped Israelis will not.
