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Israeli security forces seized about $450,000 in what they described as terror funds during a rare raid in central Ramallah, a city in the occupied West Bank and the administrative seat of the Palestinian Authority.The operation, carried out on Tuesday, August 26, targeted a currency exchange business allegedly linked to Hamas financing. According to Israeli police, the seized amountvalued at approximately 1.5 million shekelswas taken in various currencies, including U.S. dollars, Jordanian dinars, and euros. Nine suspects were arrested during the raid, along with evidence said to support the allegations.The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that 14 people were injured during the operation, including an elderly woman who suffered from tear gas inhalation. Witnesses described heavy troop presence across Ramallahs city centre, a move seen as unusually forceful even amid the recent escalation of Israeli military actions in the West Bank. The most dangerous soldier is the one without a moral conscience The worst army is the undisciplined and plundering army Israeli army leveling up in theft @netanyahuIsraeli forces raided a currency exchange office in the West Bank and seized Palestinians’ money. @Kahlissee pic.twitter.com/sESe4qc9we America party voters (@APvoters) August 26, 2025 The raid reflects a wider pattern of intensified Israeli operations since the Gaza war erupted following Hamass October 2023 attack.According to Palestinian Authority figures, at least 972 Palestinians, both militants and civilianshave been killed in the West Bank since the conflict began. Israeli sources report 36 Israeli fatalities in the same period due to attacks or clashes. The post Israeli forces seize $450,000 terror funds in West Bank raid (video.i.ng) appeared first on Time.com.ng.
Israeli security forces seized about $450,000 in what they described as terror funds during a rare raid in central Ramallah, a city in the occupied West Bank and the administrative seat of the Palestinian Authority.The operation, carried out on Tuesday, August 26, targeted a currency exchange business allegedly linked to Hamas financing. According to Israeli police, the seized amountvalued at approximately 1.5 million shekelswas taken in various currencies, including U.S. dollars, Jordanian dinars, and euros. Nine suspects were arrested during the raid, along with evidence said to support the allegations.The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that 14 people were injured during the operation, including an elderly woman who suffered from tear gas inhalation. Witnesses described heavy troop presence across Ramallahs city centre, a move seen as unusually forceful even amid the recent escalation of Israeli military actions in the West Bank. 
The most dangerous soldier is the one without a moral conscience The worst army is the undisciplined and plundering army Israeli army leveling up in theft @netanyahuIsraeli forces raided a currency exchange office in the West Bank and seized Palestinians’ money. @Kahlissee pic.twitter.com/sESe4qc9we America party voters (@APvoters) August 26, 2025 The raid reflects a wider pattern of intensified Israeli operations since the Gaza war erupted following Hamass October 2023 attack.According to Palestinian Authority figures, at least 972 Palestinians, both militants and civilianshave been killed in the West Bank since the conflict began. Israeli sources report 36 Israeli fatalities in the same period due to attacks or clashes. The post Israeli forces seize $450,000 terror funds in West Bank raid (video.i.ng) appeared first on Time.com.ng.