Southern District Judge John Koeltl ruled Tuesday that ads attacking Hamas as a terrorist group bent on killing Jews, which were rejected by the MTA as incendiary, are unlikely to encourage violence and are protected by the First Amendment right of free speech.
April 23, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority must run ads on the back of New York City buses placed by a Jewish organization attacking Hamas as a terrorist group bent on killing Jews, a judge ruled.
Southern District Judge John Koeltl ruled Tuesday that the ads rejected by the MTA as incendiary must be displayed, finding that they are unlikely to encourage violence and are protected by the First Amendment right of free speech.
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