Yehudit Barsky, has an excellent monograph on the Hamas terrorist group.

Barsky is the Director of the Division on Middle East and International Terrorism at the American Jewish Committee.

You can read Barsky’s work on Hamas here:

Hamas – The Islamic Resistance Movement in Palestine – Yehudit Barsky

Fox News business reporter David Asman observes that President Barack Obama’s promise of $400 million in alleged ‘humanitarian aid’ for the Hamas-controlled Gaza’s strip constitutes nothing less than a terror subsidy.

Asman notes Hamas is “on the State Department’s list of terrorist organizations. That’s also why people go to jail for giving money to Hamas.”

Why? Because nothing happens in the Gaza strip without going through Hamas.

According to Israeli security officials, Iranian-born American lawyer Fatima Mohammadi was one of five (5) ‘activists’ allegedly having ties to Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist groups who traveled in last week’s intercepted Mavi Marmara Flotilla to Gaza.

Mohammadi lists “intermittent travel between the U.S., U.A.E. and Iran” since 2007 on her LinkedIn profile while working as Legal Counsel for the German-based PEDEX Germany International, FZCo.

The Israeli Haaretz newspaper reported that the Israeli Defense Forces (‘IDF’) reportedly learned that Mohammadi intended to bring “illegal electronic devices into the Gaza Strip.”

Mohammadi denied the allegations in an e-mail interview with The New York Times, calling the allegations “illegitimate and unfounded.”

Mohammadi told the Times that:

I have no idea what they’re referring to as the only electronics I had in my possession or in my bag were personal items: a camera, a video camera, and my personal phones. All electronics, including laptops, were confiscated at our arrest while on board the ship and none have been returned.

A federal grand jury in Detroit, Michigan indicted Mohamad Mustapha Ali Masfaka with attempted naturalization fraud, making false statements to FBI investigators and immigration officials, and perjury.


According to U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (‘ICE’), Mafaka could get 23 years in prison and $750,000 in fines if he’s convicted of all charges.

The indictment accuses him of lying to ICE and FBI agents during the Holy Land Foundation terror investigation in Dallas.