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US moves to disrupt Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas financial networks
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US moves to disrupt Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas financial networks

On July 23, 2026, the U.S. Treasury announced new sanctions targeting individuals and entities associated with the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, aiming to disrupt their financial networks. Among those sanctioned was Mahmoud Al Abyari, a senior leader of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood based in the UK, accused of supporting fundraising for entities linked to Hamas. Two companies, including the Madad Palestine Charitable Society and El Kahira for General Trading, were targeted for allegedly funneling money to Hamas's military operations. The U.S. described these actions as part of an ongoing effort to expose and sanction those enabling Hamas through charitable fronts and underground banking systems. This comes after previous measures in January and March aimed at disrupting Hamas's financial infrastructure.

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US moves to disrupt Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas financial networks

On July 23, 2026, the U.S. Treasury announced new sanctions targeting individuals and entities associated with the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, aiming to disrupt their financial networks. Among those sanctioned was Mahmoud Al Abyari, a senior leader of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood based in the UK, accused of supporting fundraising for entities linked to Hamas. Two companies, including the Madad Palestine Charitable Society and El Kahira for General Trading, were targeted for allegedly funneling money to Hamas's military operations. The U.S. described these actions as part of an ongoing effort to expose and sanction those enabling Hamas through charitable fronts and underground banking systems. This comes after previous measures in January and March aimed at disrupting Hamas's financial infrastructure.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about U.S. sanctions against entities linked to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas without overtly favoring one side. It includes direct quotes from the Treasury Secretary and provides details about the sanctioned individuals and organizations without apparent偏

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