Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs said a 23-year-old Myanmar national and permanent resident will be charged on July 29 with providing money for terrorist purposes.\n\nAuthorities allege that the man transferred US$72.28 and attempted to transfer another US$1 to PayPal accounts identified by a social-media user who claimed the funds would support attacks in Gaza City. The ministry said the Commercial Affairs Department conducted the financial investigation after the Internal Security Department examined the man's online activity.\n\nThe ministry alleges that the accused adopted extremist views after consuming violent and hateful material online. Those claims have not yet been tested at trial. A charge is an accusation, and the defendant is entitled to the court process and the presumption of innocence.\n\nSingapore officials said the case falls under the Terrorism (Suppression of Financing) Act. The ministry has not identified any completed attack linked to the alleged payments in its public statement.\n\nSource: Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs — https://www.mha.gov.sg/media-room/newsroom/man-to-be-charged-with-financing-of-terrorism/\n\nSource: Channel NewsAsia — https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/man-charged-terrorism-financing-gaza-6282546