'Hamas' mosque funder

From the seeded article...

Elzanaty believed he was spending $500 a month to help orphans, his lawyer told The Post.

In 2002, Elzanaty was quoted in Newsday complaining about what he called a double standard regarding charities.

"When you see people surrounded by tanks and F-16s, you ask how we can help," he told the paper. "But you don't want years later to have a knock on the door and someone asking: Why did you donate money?"

So the argument here is that you don't believe him when he says he thought he was sending money for Orphans?

He was not prosecuted. Thus the entire story is based on your 'belief' that he was lying about knowing where the Foundation was really forwarding his donation too?

Otherwise this entire slam story boils down to demonizing someone for falling for a scam. i.e. Manufactured Outrage