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On Friday’s broadcast of “CNN This Morning,” Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo responded to a question on the U.S.
Co-host Phil Mattingly asked, “There are humanitarian carveouts in all of the sanctions that Treasury puts out. That’s particularly complicated in this case, given Hamas is the governing body of Gaza. There are also some charities that have been labeled as terror groups that have not been sanctioned yet, particularly as it pertains to Hamas. How do you make that distinction at this point?”
Adeyemo responded, “The most important thing we can do is to work closely with the financial institutions who are transacting money that goes to many of these charities, to make sure that they are allowing for legitimate transactions that allow humanitarian assistance to flow to Gaza and to flow to the Palestinian people, while making sure that the organization that Hamas has set up to try and divert those flows not get access to that financing. That’s why I’m here in the U.K.
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