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...support to a designated terrorist organization. The terrorist organization at issue is Hamas, which in 1995 was named a Specially Designated Terrorist by Presidential Executive...
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...support to a designated terrorist organization. The terrorist organization at issue is Hamas, which in 1995 was named a Specially Designated Terrorist by Presidential Executive...
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...injured in a brutal suicide bombing in Jerusalem, Israel, carried out by Hamas with the assistance of Iranian material sup-port and training. The victims...
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...his wife Efrat were ambushed and murdered by terrorists affiliated with the Hamas Islamic Resistance movement. In March of 2000, the personal representative of Ungar...
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...suggested that the plaintiff was affiliated with political groups that either supported Hamas or endorsed its views. The government has not repeated these shadowy accusations...
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...the defendants had engaged in a criminal conspiracy to provide support to Hamas, a designated foreign terrorist organization. In May of 2007, the Government filed...
...system of financing" terrorist organizations, specifically by providing banking services for Hamas and other organizations designated by the U.S. government as Foreign Terrorist...
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...double murder. Yaron Ungar and his wife Efrat were gunned down by Hamas militants in Israel during the year 1996. An Israeli criminal court convicted...
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