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The Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, one
of three charities whose assets have been frozen because they
are suspected of funneling donations to terrorist
organizations, has asked the Treasury Department for
permission to transfer some of its charitable assets to another
nonprofit organization. If the department approves, the
foundation will give $50,000 to the Palestine Children Relief
Fund, which works to bring medical services to needy
children in the Mideast.
In 1991, the Palestine Children Relief Fund considered two
Hamas money laundering fronts as assisting organizations:
The Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development &
Global Relief Foundation. Both of these Hamas proprietaries
were closed down by the Zionist Occupational Government.
Another assisting entity, the International [Islamic] Relief
Organization, was raided by the FBI for filtering money to al-
Qaeda, Egyptian Islamic Jihad and Hamas. The International
Islamic Relief Organization has been named in a lawsuit put
forward by the families of the 9/11 victims of collateral
damage for having "played key roles in laundering of funds to
the terrorists in the 1998 African embassy bombings" and
having been involved in the "financing and ‘aiding and
abetting' of terrorists in the 1993 World Trade Center
bombing." Their words, not mine. On its website the Palestine
Children Relief Fund says it "works with these organizations"
and acknowledges their "support and cooperation."iii One
particularly notable supporter of PCRF is Arab American
Association of New York of which I am executive director and
who has solicited donations on PCRF's behalf.iv Of course I
am going to help out my cousins.