Authorities Dismantle Louisiana Medicaid Fraud Web of Islamic Terror Financiers
Abdel Adhami and Omar Adhami also face federal charges for providing more than $100,000 to a terrorist financing network that funneled more than $1.7 million to help fund Hamas.
[IFAPray.org] Father, thank You that this fraud web has been dismantled. May other fraud webs such as this continued to be exposed. Amen.(Meme: Generated by Grok X AI)
Federal and Louisiana state authorities dismantled a network of Hamas financiers in late September who were accused of committing fraud against the state’s Medicaid program totaling more than $224,000 between 2021 and 2025.
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced the arrests Wednesday of Abdel Adhami, Iman H. D. Srour, Omar Adhami, Amani Abu Zenah, and Mohammad I. Adhami, residents of St. Tammany Parish. The suspects face state felony charges of government benefits fraud and theft for allegedly underreporting their income between 2021 and 2025 to receive taxpayer-funded benefits.
“While terrorist sympathizers were funding the death of American citizens and countless others across the world, the hard-working men and women of Louisiana were funding their medical care. No matter where you are or who you are, if you steal from the people of Louisiana, you will face Louisiana justice,” Murrill said in a statement shared with the Daily Signal.
Abdel Adhami and Omar Adhami also face federal charges for providing more than $100,000 to a terrorist financing network that funneled more than $1.7 million to help fund Hamas.
Prior to the arrests, federal and local authorities uncovered that the Adhami brothers had taken part in a campaign to help fund Hamas, a designated foreign terrorist organization responsible for the slaughter of more than 1,200 Israeli civilians on Oct. 7, 2023.
The Louisiana Bureau of Investigation then worked with the Louisiana Department of Health to uncover possible Medicaid fraud. The charges will be prosecuted by St. Tammany Parish District Attorney J. Collin Sims.
Wednesday’s announcement adds to the total of more than $80 million in government funds recovered from fraudsters by the attorney general’s office.
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Iran Fortifying Nuclear Sites and Rallying Its People for Return to Fighting
Regime, convinced the U.S. is ready to attack again, sees preparations as deterrent
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Iranian officials have warned publicly and in private conversations with regional officials that the Islamic Republic will respond with further escalation across the Middle East if the U.S. launches new strikes.
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If you know anything about the last days you will understand our generations technolocy has advanced more than any generations in history. This definitely fulfilled the Daniel 12:4 prophecy. Not only does it fulfill that prophecy but, it also points to technology that can help the Antichrist keep track of everyone as warned by Jesus in the Book of Revelation where we see everyone is forced to take the mark of the Antichrist and those who don’t according to Revelation 20:4 will be beheaded.
Apple’s HomeView Hub Maps Your Home — The Press Just Asks About Colors
Apple is putting a touchscreen, an always-listening AI assistant, and a microphone in the center of your home — and the tech press can’t stop talking about the color options. The HomeView smart hub, launching in mid-November, is Apple’s most ambitious play yet to map the inside of American houses with an always-connected device built around Siri AI.
HomeView isn’t a fancy alarm clock. According to MacRumors, it’s the anchor of an “Apple Home Collection” — a suite of accessories built with LG and Schneider Electric that includes indoor and outdoor security cameras, a smart doorbell, a deadbolt lock, a thermostat, temperature sensors, and a floodlight camera. That’s cameras watching your rooms, microphones on your counters, and a log of every time your front door opens, all routed through one company’s ecosystem. https://dissenter.com/tech/apples-homeview-hub-maps-your-home-the-press-just-asks-about-colors
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