A Declassified investigation alleges that UK taxpayers helped fund therapy for Israeli soldiers and veterans who served in Gaza through a British charity, with Gift Aid adding 25% to eligible donation

INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY

A Declassified investigation alleges that UK taxpayers helped fund therapy for Israeli soldiers and veterans who served in Gaza through a British charity, with Gift Aid adding 25% to eligible donations. The foundation advertised £5,000 “therapeutic healing” programs and psychological treatment, while UK Toremet says the grants were specifically for PTSD treatment and complied with UK charity law. The claims come amid wider scrutiny of UK charities’ financial links to Israeli organizations and