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Armed groups in Gaza rob Bank of Palestine branches

  • Armed groups, possibly with Hamas ties, stole around $70 million from Bank of Palestine in Gaza last month, as reported by French daily Le Monde.
  • Funds were taken from various bank branches, with one incident involving the theft of $3 million worth of Israeli shekels from a safe deposit room, and another resulting in the theft of over $30 million from three safes.
  • Commandos, believed to be affiliated with Hamas, seized over $36 million worth of shekels from the largest Gaza branch, according to Le Monde.
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Money is lacking at several branches of the Bank of Palestine in Gaza City. According to a newspaper report, robbers have looted treasuries and made millions of losses. Hamas is said to be behind at least one of the robberies.

·Germany
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The Bank of Palestine apparently lacks a multi-digit million. The reason: Armed robbery of a group that may have links to Hamas. Several branches of the Bank of Palestine in Gaza City (archive picture) were robbed according to a report. Image: imago-images.deThe Bank of Palestine apparently lacks a multi-digit million. The reason: Armed robbery of a group that may have links to Hamas. According to a media report, an article by armed Palestinian …

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Palestinian armed groups, including one claiming to be the Islamist Hamas group, stole a total of EUR 66 million last month.

·Montreal, Canada
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In the Gaza Strip, armed groups apparently attacked several branches of the Bank of Palestine and claimed 66 million euros. The perpetrators are said to have links to the radical Islamic Hamas.

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Armed Palestinian groups in the Gaza Strip have apparently stolen around 66 million euros from Bank of Palestine cash registers.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, May 4, 2024.
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