A New York federal judge has dismissed an Anti-Terrorism Act lawsuit accusing Arab Bank of serving Hamas terrorists who allegedly injured a man near the Israel-Gaza border. The judge ruled that the evidence would not support a finding by a jury that the bank had knowingly caused the plaintiff's injury.
November 08, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A Brooklyn federal judge has dismissed an Anti-Terrorism Act lawsuit accusing Arab Bank of serving Hamas terrorists who allegedly injured a man near the Israel-Gaza border.
Eastern District of New York Judge Jack Weinstein ruled Tuesday in Gill v. Arab Bank, 11-CV-3706, that the evidence would not support a finding by a jury that the bank had knowingly caused the plaintiff’s injury.
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