Hamas Kundi la Kigaidi Tajiri baada ya ISIS

[Mlaleo]

Hamas terrorists in Gaza



ISIS may still be the world's richest terror organizations, Forbes Israel revealed Tuesday - but Hamas is a close second.

Terror groups require an enormous amount of resource and financial capital to carry out attacks, the financial group noted - but are forced to take their assets through physical conquest, backroom deals, or the black market.

Alongside the criminal activity par excellence, there are also public donations or transactions with terror organizations, it noted.

Huge amounts of money are transferred to terror groups by non-profit organizations, charities, businesses and financial institutions - and even some governments.

The transactions not only legitimize terror and provide funds for further attacks, but has become an important issue in light of ISIS's stranglehold on the Middle East and Hamas's recent pact with the Palestinian Authority (PA).

According to Forbes, ISIS tops the list with a $2 billion annual income and is the world's richest terrorist organization - and the richest in the history of modern terrorism.

Experts estimate that ISIS currently controls 60% of oil reserves in Syria, and was able to take by force or negotiate with the seven major oil and gas reserves in Iraq, including the country's largest oil refinery. ISIS ultimately sells tens of thousands of barrels of oil on the black market daily, and the fossil fuel is a huge cash cow for the organization. The oil is sold at 40% to 75% less than the market price, yet the organization manages to pocket every day an estimated three million dollars for the sales.

Hamas is the second-richest terror organization, Forbes said, with about $1 billion being funneled to the terror group annually.

Since taking over Gaza in 2007, Hamas has made the big leagues: in less than a decade, Hamas managed to turn the organization - which relies mainly on NGO funds and foreign aid - into a multilevel organization which also governs, and taxes, Gaza. And the taxes are high, according to Walla! News: all car owners are required to pay Hamas 1,400 shekel (about $366) annually for a licensing fee, and gas stations are heavily taxed.

Much of Hamas's income, however, is from foreign aid and NGOs - and may be a major factor in Israel's security after the multibillion-dollar donations made from the UN and other countries after the summer's war.


Source:israelnationalnews

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/187337#.VGMGI4WzDFA

 

[idawa]

Kwa hiyo unataka kusema bajeti ya Palestina ndio bajeti ya Hamas na ukiipa Msaada palestina automatic umewapa Hamas.

Na vipi hao bokoharam pamoja na bajeti yao ndogo lakini wanaisumbua Serikali ya Jonathan.??

 

[Mlaleo]

Kwa hiyo unataka kusema bajeti ya Palestina ndio bajeti ya Hamas na ukiipa Msaada palestina automatic umewapa Hamas.

Na vipi hao bokoharam pamoja na bajeti yao ndogo lakini wanaisumbua Serikali ya Jonathan.??

Hii inamaanisha Hamas si kundi la kigaidi pekee na pia ni wezi... utata unakuja pesa wanazokora wanajengea mahandaki na malighafi za kutengenezea marocket na zingine haniyah anazitafuna huko Qatar Mishahara za wapiganaji wao wanataka zilipwe na serikali ya Israel na most of the time hawana pesa hii habari sidhai kama ina ukweli sana... Huko Gaza Hawalipi umeme kwa Serikali ya Israel Maji hawalipi yaani bill zote hukataa kulipa... wana madeni kuliko Tanzania... nadhani wamewaonea tu...