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Sbarro Bombing Terrorist Ahlam Tamimi Served Lawsuit via X
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Ahlam Tamimi, convicted for her role in the 2001 Sbarro bombing, has been served with a U.S. lawsuit via X (formerly Twitter) after a court ruled this method sufficient for notification. Tamimi, who resides in Jordan and was released in a 2011 prisoner exchange, is wanted by the U.S. for her involvement. Legal representatives believe the judgment will be enforceable internationally, potentially impacting Tamimi's assets and leading to increased scrutiny of U.S. aid to Jordan.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Sbarro bombing terrorist Ahlam Tamimi was served a U.S. lawsuit via X (formerly Twitter).
- A U.S. court authorized service via social media due to Tamimi's unknown location in Jordan.
- Tamimi was sentenced to 16 life terms but released in 2011 and lives in Jordan.
- aid to Jordan.
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