Terrorist

Victims of 2023 Hamas Attack Launch $7 Billion Lawsuit Against Terrorist Organizations, Including Iran and Syria

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Washington – Lawyers representing American victims of the October 2023 Hamas attack on Israel have initiated legal action against several organizations designated as terrorist entities by the U.S. government. The plaintiffs allege these groups played a role in the assault, either by participation, aiding, or providing material support. The lawsuit was filed in federal court on Thursday and targets Iran, Syria, and North Korea, which are also facing legal challenges linked to the October 7 incident that has triggered ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas. Attorneys assert that accountability for the violence must be established … Read more

Dublin Jury’s Landmark Ruling: Gerry Adams Awarded €100,000, Sparking Debate on His Legacy as Peacemaker or Terrorist

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DUBLIN, Ireland — The complicated legacy of Gerry Adams, a central figure in the Irish peace process, has been put under the microscope by a jury in Dublin. After deliberating for a month, the jury reached a verdict on May 30, awarding Adams €100,000 (approximately $113,000) in damages, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing discourse surrounding his role in Ireland’s turbulent political history. Adams, known for his leadership in the Sinn Féin party and his involvement in the Northern Ireland peace negotiations, has long been a polarizing figure, with opinions diverse among various factions … Read more

Mayor Accused of Using High-Profile Arrest to Distract from Own Legal Woes, Claims Lawyer of Suspected Terrorist

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New York, NY — Tensions flared in a New York courtroom Monday as Luigi Mangione’s defense attorney charged Mayor Eric Adams with using her client’s high-profile case to overshadow his own alleged corruption issues. Lawyer Karen Friedman Agnifilo critiqued Adams for attending Mangione’s initial court appearance, which she described as a move calculated to distract from the mayor’s legal complications. Mangione, who entered a not guilty plea to charges of first-degree murder in an alleged terrorism act, appeared restrained in the courtroom clad in a maroon sweater and white shirt, contrasting sharply with his Ivy … Read more

Man Convicted of Terrorist Act Appeals Murder Convictions in Attack on Muslim Family

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LONDON, Ontario – Nathaniel Veltman, the man responsible for the brutal murder of four members of a Muslim family in a terror-driven attack, has filed an appeal seeking to overturn his convictions, according to his defense lawyer, Christopher Hicks. The “inmate notice of appeal” was submitted within the required 30-day window after Veltman’s sentencing. In February, Veltman received a life sentence with no possibility of parole for 25 years after being found guilty of four counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder. The charges stemmed from his deliberate act of driving his … Read more