Top 3 Hamas Leaders are Worth 11 Billion, Live in Luxury

Hamas leaders worth staggering $11B revel in luxury — while Gaza’s people suffer

While their people languish in poverty and are treated as human shields, the leaders of Hamas live billionaire lifestyles.

The terror group’s three top leaders alone are worth a staggering $11 billion between them and enjoy a life of luxury in the sanctuary of the emirate of Qatar. 

The emirate has long welcomed the leaders of the terror group and installed them in its luxury hotels and villas.

The terrorist group, which is responsible for the antisemitic Oct. 7 massacre of more than 1,400 innocent civilians in southern Israel, continues to hold 200 hostages in Gaza.

Hamas runs an office in Qatar’s capital, Doha, and leaders Ismail Haniyeh, Moussa Abu Marzuk and Khaled Mashal live a luxurious lifestyle.

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They have been seen at its diplomatic club, photographed on private jets and traveled widely. The leadership would have been there for the 2022 soccer World Cup.

In contrast, most of the population of more than two million in the Gaza Strip, which Hamas has ruled since 2007, live in abject poverty.

Haniyeh, 61, is the head of Hamas’s politbureau.

He ruled the Gaza Strip until 2017 before ending up in Qatar.

Haniyeh, a father of 13 who presides over one of the world’s wealthiest terrorist groups, is worth more than $4 billion.

He has been photographed with his two adult sons, Maaz and Abdel Salam, living the high life in luxury hotels in Qatar and Turkey.

Last week, Haniyeh traveled to Iran to meet with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iran is a longtime sponsor of Hamas.

In the past he has stayed at the Four Seasons hotel in Doha. Bill Gates owns a controlling interest in the chain. Among its high-end offerings are suites with sea views starting at $900 a night.

The Hamas biggie’s son Maaz Haniyeh is known as “the father of real estate” in Gaza for his collection of villas and buildings.

He lives a playboy lifestyle in Turkey, and this year obtained a Turkish passport.

Haniyeh senior also has Turkish citizenship.

Terror chief Ismail Haniyeh lives outside of Gaza in Doha, Qatar. 

One of Haniyeh's sons

Haniyeh's sons and other Hamas officials enjoying themselves

Abu Marzuk, 72, a senior Hamas political leader who heads its “international relations office” is estimated to be worth $3 billion.

He has a masters degree in construction management from Colorado State University and was detained in New York when US immigration authorities found his name on a terrorist watch list in 1995.

And Mashal, 67, who issued a global threat against Jews after Oct. 7 atrocities, is worth more than $4 billion.

Qatar provides Hamas with between $120 million and $480 million per year.

“These funds benefit Hamas leaders directly through payroll and kickback schemes and indirectly through social services and government operations that help Hamas maintain political control over Gaza."

Qatar is also home to the Al Jazeera news channel, which “spreads antisemitism, anti-Americanism and incitement to violence throughout the Arab world.”

Qatar is not the only source of Hamas’ cash. The group also took in nearly $400 million in the last two years from the UN.

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency provided Hamas with $380 million since 2021. Much of that cash came from the Biden Administration, which has provided $1 billion to the UNRWA since 2021.

“We know with near certainty that our taxpayer dollars have been delivered into the hands of Hamas.”

https://nypost.com/2023/11/07/news/hamas-leaders-worth-11bn-live-luxury-lives-in-qatar/

Marxachusetts Girls Sports: Girl has TEETH knocked out by male playing on other team

Horrifying moment female field hockey player has her TEETH knocked out by male player on girls' team - leaving her hospitalized with 'severe dental and facial injuries'

• A female hockey player screamed in agony after suffering facial injuries 
• The player was injured by a full-force shot from a male opponent 
• The incident sparked backlash over Massachusetts' gender in sports laws 

A female student hockey player has suffered horrific facial injuries after being struck by a shot from a male opponent. 

Footage of the horror accident saw the woman collapse and scream in agony after the ball hit her face, with the male player's participation sparking backlash despite being allowed under Massachusetts law. 

The incident occurred Thursday between two varsity teams at Swampscott High School and Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School, with the former coming out on top thanks to two goals scored by the male player. 

In an email after the incident, Dighton-Rehoboth Superintendent Bill Runey told alarmed parents that the injury to their student 'dramatically magnifies the concerns of many about player safety.' 

Sickening footage showed the moment a male hockey player fires a full-force shot at a female opponent 

The injured player immediately falls to the ground in agony, after suffering severe facial injuries including missing two teeth

Many viewers of the footage have reacted with fury at the male player's presence on the field, due to the unfair physical advantage he holds after going through puberty. 

In the footage, a female player from Dighton-Rehoboth passed the ball to their male teammate, who controlled it before releasing a vicious shot. 

The ball immediately struck an opponent across the face, leaving her with grisly facial injuries, including losing two teeth, that sent her to the hospital. Her condition is unclear. 

Shocked teammates could be seen leaning their hands on their knees and comforting each other after witnessing the grisly injury.  

Despite the harrowing scenes, the male player's place on the team was defended by Swampscott Public Schools Athletic Director Kelly Wolff, who said he has 'the exact same right to participate as any player on the team.' 

Wolff identified the player, who is not believed to be transgender, as a 4-year varsity player and a co-captain of the team, according to WCVB. 

The athletic director's stance that he is allowed to compete is correct under Massachusetts law, which has zero restrictions to preventing a male athlete from competing in female sports. 

Other players could be seen rushing to the injured student's side after she was hit by the ball

Players were seen consoling each other and visibly upset after witnessing the grisly injury

Amid the backlash, the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) issued a statement to explain the legal ground which allows males and females to play sport in alternatively-sexed teams. 

'Massachusetts General Law was originally enacted to protect students from discrimination based on sex, and later expanded to protect students based on gender identification,' the MIAA statement read. 

'As a result of this law, and consistent with the interpretive guidance offered by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, athletic opportunities must be afforded to students in accordance with their identified gender, not necessarily their birth-assigned gender.' 

In response, Runey said the law is clear but overlooks the potential for decreased player safety by allowing male players to compete against females. 

'For any male athlete that's participating in a female sport, there are zero restrictions,' he said.

'So, I'm looking for the MIAA to facilitate some conversations to have some middle ground in terms of player safety.'  

Dighton-Rehoboth Superintendent Bill Runey told alarmed parents that the injury to their student 'dramatically magnifies the concerns of many about player safety'

He continued: 'In speaking with a representative of the MIAA this morning, she shared that the MIAA handbook has a legal note explaining how the Massachusetts Equal Rights Amendment makes the participation of males on female teams legal.'

The superintendent said he decided to speak out after seeing 'the horror in the eyes of our players and coached upon greeting their bus last night', which he said is 'evidence to me that there has to be a renewed approach by the MIAA to protect the safety of our athletes.' 

Runey cited previous rules around girls' volleyball to how the situation could be handled, where male players were allowed to compete but could not play on the front line 'because their ability to spike the ball created a higher level of risk.' 

Those conditions were deemed illegal and are no longer in effect, Runey added. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12708691/female-field-hockey-player-TEETH-knocked-male-girls-team.html

Iran Recruiting Suicide Bombers for use against Israel

Iranian group puts up recruitment posters for suicide bombers willing to attack targets in Israel

• An Iranian group has put up advertisements for would-be suicide bombers
• The group has asked people to register for 'martyrdom' in Mashhad, Iran
• The posters seek individuals to join a 'special battalion of martyr seekers' 

A hard-line Iranian group has been actively recruiting potential suicide bombers for operations in Israel.

The group has initiated a campaign in the southeastern Iranian city of Mashhad, a significant place in Shia Islam.

Posters featuring calls for 'martyrdom' have appeared on the streets of Mashhad, imploring residents to submit their personal details for consideration.

These posters declare, 'It's time for Jihad,' and seek individuals to join a 'special battalion of martyr seekers for Palestine.'

One poster, shared by a Telegram channel close to the group, shows triumphant jihadists arriving at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque, one of Islam's holiest sites after the defeat of Israel while waving Iran's flag. 

'Liberating' Al-Aqsa Mosque has been one of the fundamental slogans of the Islamic Republic's officials over the past four decades.

The posters called for Iranian citizens to sign up to 'martyrdom'

The group sought individuals to join a 'special battalion of martyr seekers for Palestine .'

One poster shows triumphant jihadists arriving at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque

The group has gone as far as providing potential recruits with the option to choose between using motorcycles or cars for their deployments to Israel.

Tawab, a resident of Mashhad, expressed his concern about the situation.

In a telephone interview with MailOnline, he stated, 'I have seen these posters in several places in the city.

Iran's clerical rulers openly admit backing Hamas.

The Islamic Republic has historically supported various organisations in the Middle East, such as Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which are engaged in activities related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

This support includes the provision of weapons and other forms of assistance. 

Tehran is the chief backer of both Hamas and Hezbollah - but these are just some of the powerful militias that have been propped up by Iranian money, weapons and military training in recent decades

Hamas and Islamic Jihad, both Sunni groups related to the Muslim Brotherhood, receive support from Iran due to their shared anti-Israel sentiments, despite their sectarian differences.