For years now, people in the digital currency space have expressed concern about digital currency exchanges and digital currencies being abused for terrorist financing. Another report, this time from researchers at BellingCat, have apparently traced the use of a digital currency exchange directly to a terrorist group. Terrorist financing is not only prohibited and a criminal offence, the dealing in digital currencies or money of a terrorist group is also prohibited and an offence and such property must be immediately frozen and reported to the relevant federal agency in the country in which the Bitcoin is received (in this case, wherever Binance declares it has its legal jurisdiction, or its seat).
BellingCat found that Hamas had raised funds from Bitcoin donations and that the wallets were held at Binance, the digital currency exchange. You can read more directly from BellingCat here, and see how the researcher traced the movement of Bitcoin.