Victims Sue, But Who Funds Hamas's *Other* Benefactors?
The Reuters piece, via Al-Monitor, dutifully recounts victims suing Binance for allegedly enabling 'millions of dollars' to Hamas. This comes after Binance's $4.32 billion fine for past anti-money-laundering violations. Focusing on alleged crypto transfers, however, conveniently sidesteps the colossal, verifiable funding streams that have historically fueled the conflict, often from sources the US
itself supports. While every dollar to militant groups warrants scrutiny, a real investigation would ask why the narrative so often fixates on 'millions' from crypto, yet overlooks the *billions* in unwavering military aid to regimes whose actions fuel despair and retaliatory violence. Perhaps the next lawsuit will target the politicians who took funds from groups like AIPAC (OpenSecrets.org data
available) and then voted to send taxpayer billions into a region already saturated with weapons, effectively guaranteeing future 'conflicts.' How many humanitarian disasters must precede the discovery of these foundational financial truths?