London-based Muslim Brotherhood member, 74, accused of living double life as terror financier by funnelling cash to Hamas through two sham charities
A 74-year-old man based in London, described as a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, has been accused of living a double life as a financier for the militant group Hamas. According to the allegations, he used two ostensibly charitable organisations as fronts to channel funds to the Palestinian group, which is proscribed as a terrorist organisation in the UK, US and elsewhere.
The full details of the allegations, including the identity of the accused, the charities involved, and the source of the claims, are not available from the material provided. The case adds to wider scrutiny of alleged financial networks linked to Islamist organisations operating in the UK.
- London man, 74, accused of secretly financing Hamas
- Alleged use of two sham charities to move funds
- Linked to Muslim Brotherhood membership in the UK