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US Court Orders Billionaire Accused of Aiding Hamas to Disclose Involvement

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A U.S. court has ordered Palestinian-American billionaire Bachar Massri to disclose his level of involvement in aiding Hamas. The lawsuit, brought by over 300 victims of the October 7th attack, alleges Massri and his companies provided material support to Hamas. Claims suggest his business assets were used for terror infrastructure. Massri is reportedly interested in participating in Gaza's reconstruction.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A U.S. court ordered billionaire Bachar Massri to disclose his involvement with Hamas.
  • Over 300 victims of the October 7th attack filed the lawsuit against Massri.
  • The lawsuit alleges Massri and his companies provided material support to Hamas.
  • Claims state Massri's business assets were used for Hamas terror infrastructure.
  • Massri is reportedly interested in rebuilding Gaza using his business infrastructure.
US Court Orders Billionaire Accused of Aiding Hamas to Disclose Involvement
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A U.S. court has ordered Palestinian-American billionaire Bachar Massri, who is accused of aiding Hamas, to reveal the extent of his involvement. The lawsuit, filed by over 300 American victims of the October 7th attack and their families, alleges that Massri and companies under his control provided material support and assistance to Hamas. Specifically, it is claimed that assets and business projects linked to Massri's companies were used by Hamas for terror infrastructure. Reports indicate that Massri is currently interested in participating in the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip using his business infrastructure.

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