MediaiteJUST IN: U.S. Reportedly Freezes $6 Billion Iran Humanitarian Fund Amid Israel-Hamas War
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
43% : Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo told House Democrats on Thursday that the U.S. and Qatar stuck an agreement to freeze the $6 billion humanitarian fund Iran received in a recent hostage exchange with the Biden administration, reported the Washington Post.33% : " Hamas has long been connected to Iran and on Saturday carried out a devastating attack on the south of Israel that has left some 1,200 people dead, mostly civilians.
27% : The Post cited two sources with knowledge of Adeyemo's comments and added, "President Biden has faced mounting bipartisan pressure on Capitol Hill to prevent the funds from being used by Iran, amid scrutiny of Tehran's links to Hamas.
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