The U.S. Justice Department said crypto seizures tied to Hamas reached $560,000, according to CoinDesk. The report says FBI agents took control of domains and servers used for fundraising activity. CoinDesk’s summary specifically names Alqassam.ps as part of the infrastructure the FBI took over. The stated purpose was to intercept donations and prevent further fundraising for the Al-Qassam Brigades. The available cluster does not include the Justice Department release or court filings, so the details should be treated as single-source reporting. It does not establish from the provided material which crypto assets were seized, how many domains or servers were involved, or whether any defendants were named. Who benefits: U.S. investigators benefit if taking control of fundraising domains and servers lets them intercept donations. The report does not specify any private-sector participants. Who's exposed: Fundraising operations for the Al-Qassam Brigades that rely on public domains and servers are directly exposed by the reported FBI action.