The US Equity Division has reported criminal allegations against top heads of Hamas over their jobs in the October 7 assaults in southern Israel in what some see as a generally emblematic move against the Palestinian association.
Six litigants, three of whom are perished, were named in the grumbling unlocked on Tuesday.
The departed litigants are previous Hamas political boss Ismail Haniyeh, who was killed in July in Tehran; Mohammed Deif, who was killed in an Israel air strike on Gaza in July; and Marwan Issa, whom Israel said it killed in an assault in Spring.
The living litigants are Hamas’ new chief Yahya Sinwar, who is accepted to be in Gaza; Khaled Meshaal, who is situated in Doha and heads the gathering’s diaspora office; and Ali Baraka, a senior Hamas official situated in Lebanon.
“Those litigants – equipped with weapons, political help, and subsidizing from the Public authority of Iran, and backing from (Hezbollah) – have driven Hamas’ endeavors to obliterate the Province of Israel and murder regular people on the side of that point,” US Head legal officer Merrick Festoon said in a proclamation.
The US charges come as the White House says it is fostering a new truce and hostage bargain proposition with its Egyptian and Qatari partners to attempt to stop battling in Gaza.
