Hamas terror group reportedly buckling under financial strain amid Israeli military gains and growing unrest

ForthefirsttimesinceHamasseizedpower18yearsago,GazansarespeakingoutagainstHamasatgreatpersonalrisk,FoxNews’MikeTobinreports. AmidIsrael’songoingmilitarycampaignagainstHamasterroristsinGaza,theterrorgroupisreportedlyfacinganunprecedentedfinancialcrisis. Earlierthisweek,theWallStreetJournalreportedthatsalarypaymentstomanyHamasgovernmentemployeeshaveceased,andevenseniorofficialsreceivedonlyhalfoftheirusualpayduringRamadan.Terrorists,whoonceearned$200to$300amonth,arestrugglingtogetpaidastheIDFtightensitsgrip,andtheflowofhumanitarianaidhasbeencutoffsincethecollapseoftheceasefire. Dr.MichaelMilstein,head oftheForumfor Palestinian StudiesatTelAvivUniversity,saidthatwhilefinancialdifficultiesaremounting,Hamasoperativesaremotivatedmorebyideologythanmoney.“It’snotjustaboutapaycheck,”Milsteinsaid.“Hamasprovidesessentialsupplieslikefood,waterandmedicalcaretofamilies,w