Hamas seizes tents from Gazans during deadly storms
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The Telegraph states in its own voice, with no source, that Hamas is known to boost its funds from essential aid. In its next sentence it presents the link to tents only as something some have suggested. Other coverage reports the aid diversion accusation as a claim by Israel's government.
States one side's claim as fact
Minor
“Hamas is known to boost its funds at the expense of civilians by taxing or controlling the trade of key commodities, including essential aid”
Why this matters
The words is known turn a claim about aid diversion into common knowledge, with no source.
The impression it gives
It is settled that Hamas profits from essential aid, so the tent story fits an established pattern.
The context
The next sentence presents the link as something some have suggested. The same accusation of diverting humanitarian materials appears in other coverage as a claim by Israel's government.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“Some have suggested that the terror group is controlling the provision of tents”