Shin Bet Used Fake Humanitarian Projects in Gaza Before Capturing Hamas Chief
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- •Shin Bet established fake humanitarian aid projects in Gaza to collect intelligence before capturing the Hamas chief, per KAN.
- •Israeli operatives sold commodities to Gazans who redistributed them through local markets as part of the intelligence operation.
- •Netanyahu boasted about facilitating Qatari funds to Gaza, saying the arrangement was recommended by Israeli security agencies, according to Al Jazeera.
- •Netanyahu's comments came alongside remarks about bombing Qatar, per Al Jazeera.
- •Both developments highlight the use of humanitarian and economic channels as tools of Israeli security strategy in Gaza.
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