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(Government Press Office/IMRA) Hamas's charitable societies provide food and money to the families of those who have been killed, wounded, or imprisoned for their involvement in acts of terror. They also provide financial assistance for the rebuilding of homes that have been demolished due to their owners' involvement in terror. The movement's network of mosques and Islamic preachers disseminate incitement against Israel, encourage suicide terrorism, and recruit terrorists. Palestinians injured in confrontations with Israeli security forces or during "work accidents" receive initial grants and monthly allowances, as well as either subsidized or free medical care and treatment.2003-09-24 00:00:00Full Article
Hamas's Use of Charitable Societies to Fund and Support Terror
(Government Press Office/IMRA) Hamas's charitable societies provide food and money to the families of those who have been killed, wounded, or imprisoned for their involvement in acts of terror. They also provide financial assistance for the rebuilding of homes that have been demolished due to their owners' involvement in terror. The movement's network of mosques and Islamic preachers disseminate incitement against Israel, encourage suicide terrorism, and recruit terrorists. Palestinians injured in confrontations with Israeli security forces or during "work accidents" receive initial grants and monthly allowances, as well as either subsidized or free medical care and treatment.2003-09-24 00:00:00Full Article
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