IDF Seizes Hamas Funds, Hitler's Manifesto in Hebron Charity Raid

Israeli paratroopers from the Judea Regional Brigade conducted a raid on the Islamic Charity Association's offices in Hebron, uncovering approximately 165,700 shekels ($50,200) in funds alleged to support Hamas terrorist activities. The charity, which presents itself as a humanitarian organization aiding the needy, is accused by Israeli authorities of acting as a front for Hamas by promoting incitement to violence, recruiting terrorists, and channeling funds to finance attacks. During the operation, IDF troops also seized computers, documents, and notably a copy of Adolf Hitler's manifesto Mein Kampf translated into Arabic, highlighting the ideological extremism linked to the organization. The main entrance of the compound was sealed to prevent further use for terrorist financing and incitement. This raid forms part of an ongoing Israeli military effort to disrupt Hamas's financial infrastructure and curb the spread of inciting materials across the West Bank. Israeli officials emphasize that combating such groups is vital to preventing violence against civilians and security forces.