Theft of property of residents of the Gaza Strip by the Zionist regime army

According to the Arabnews agency, soldiers of the occupying Zionist army are stealing money, gold and ancient things from residents of the Gaza Strip. The Hamas government reported this to the Media Bureau on Saturday in a statement. Hamas says it has received a dozen reports and complaints from the people of Gaza regarding the theft of money, gold and antiquities worth 92 million shekels ($25 million) by the occupying Zionist army over the past 92 days. The Zionist newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth called the thefts documented and "a systematic theft of property in the Gaza Strip" in an article. Earlier, Palestinian authorities exposed a new crime by the Zionist army during the exhumation of the graves of 1,100 dead people in a cemetery in the At-Tuffah area (in the north-east of Gaza City), which strengthened reports of the possibility of organ theft from the bodies of martyrs in the Gaza Strip. The Hamas Media Bureau in its statement spoke about the Zionists' methods of theft and added that these thefts were carried out using various methods. The first method was used at checkpoints such as on the Salahuddin Highway, where the Zionist military confiscated bags containing expensive belongings of internally displaced persons to the south at checkpoints. The second method is the theft of property from houses evacuated under bombing and threats by the Israeli army. Including in Beit Lahia, where Israeli soldiers entered houses and even took commemorative photographs there and shared them on social networks.