Israeli Prime Minister claims funds transferred from Qatar to Gaza at his government’s direction were approved by Israeli security agencies, raising questions about the role of intelligence and military advisors in the humanitarian aid process. The statement follows ongoing scrutiny of the financial flows meant to alleviate conditions in Gaza amid the broader conflict. Officials have not yet clarified whether the security agencies’ endorsement was based on vetting or other considerations. The revelation adds another layer to debates over transparency and oversight in international aid operations linked to the region’s tensions.
Israeli PM says money he facilitated Qatar in sending to Gaza was recommended by Israeli security agencies.
