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They are Mohammed Deif, normal commander of the navy wing, and deputy commander Marwan Issa. Your funds and monetary property are frozen

Mohamed Deif, general commander of Hamas' military wing.
Mohamed Deif, normal commander of Hamas’ navy wing.AFP
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The EU Council has included two members of Hamas on the EU terrorist checklist in response to assaults towards Israel October 7 from this to.

The two designated individuals, Mohammed Deif, normal commander of the navy wing of Hamas from 2022, and the sub commanderMarwan Issaare topic to the freezing of their funds and monetary property in EU member international locations.

In addition, folks and entities of the European Union have It is prohibited to place funds and financial sources out there to the folks on the checklist.

On the morning of October 7, Hamas and different Palestinian armed teams within the Gaza Strip carried out a shock assault the place, in accordance with figures collected by Amnesty International, They killed greater than 1,200 folks and nearly 3,500 had been injured.

The navy leaders of Hamas thus be a part of the 13 folks and 21 teams and entities that make up the EU terrorist checklist, which is reviewed by the Council periodically, not less than each six months.

After the assaults of September 11, 2001, the EU established an inventory of individuals, teams and entities concerned in terrorist acts and topic to restrictive measures, whether or not associated to monetary funds or police and judicial cooperation.

This checklist is impartial of the group regime that applies the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, which targets ISIL (Daesh) and Al Qaeda.

However, since September 2016, the EU may autonomously apply sanctions to the latter two and the folks and entities that help them.


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