Hamas is reportedly nearing bankruptcy as a financial crisis deepens in Gaza, significantly impairing its ability to pay fighters. Reports indicate that the group has halted salaries and is struggling to recruit new members while facing increasing pressure from Israeli strikes and cuts in international aid. As the cash crunch worsens, protests have erupted in Gaza, reflecting the growing frustration among its members who have gone unpaid. The liquidity crisis has left Hamas unable to meet essential operational costs, further compounding the suffering of the population under the ongoing blockade.