Arab Bank
Supreme Court Rejects Terror Victims’ Lawsuit Against Arab Bank
Around 6,000 Israelis affected by Palestinian terrorism had sued Arab Bank, which allegedly delivered money to the groups that carried out the acts.
Court Tosses Guilty Verdict Against Arab Bank For Financing Hamas Terrorism
300 terror victims during the Palestinian intifada sued the bank, accusing it of helping Hamas create a “death and dismemberment benefit plan.”
Israeli Terror Victims’ Supreme Court Argument Hinges On 1784 Fistfight
Israeli victims of Palestinian terror are trying to sue a Jordanian bank, which paid the terror groups. They’re relying on an 18th-century law to win.
Arab Bank Wins U.S. Appeal Over Thousands of Terror-Finance Claims
A U.S. appeals court ruled on Tuesday that thousands of non-U.S. citizens could not pursue claims against Arab Bank Plc for providing support to militant groups behind attacks in Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Arab Bank Found Liable for Hamas Attacks
A U.S. jury said on Monday Arab Bank Plc provided material support to Hamas, and must therefore compensate the victims of two dozen attacks the Islamic militant group allegedly carried out in Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Arab Bank Never Financed Terrorism, Lawyer Says
A lawyer for Arab Bank, which is accused of providing financial services to Hamas, told a Brooklyn federal court that the bank never helped finance terrorism.
American Victims of Terrorism During Second Intifada Suing Jordan's Arab Bank
American victims of Hamas terror attacks during the second intifada in Israel are suing a Jordanian bank for offering benefits to terrorists.