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Sokolow et al v. Palestine Liberation Organization et al
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1:04-cv-00397
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August 24, 2015
Palestinian Groups Lose Bid To Undo $218M Terror Verdict
A New York federal judge refused Monday to reconsider a $218.5 million liability verdict issued against the Palestinian Authority and Palestinian Liberation Organization for providing material support to terrorists who injured Americans in Israel, holding that the court has sufficient jurisdiction.
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February 23, 2015
NY Jury Hits Palestinian Leadership With $218M Terror Verdict
A New York federal jury on Monday hammered the Palestinian Authority and Palestinian Liberation Organization with a $218.5 million liability verdict, after Americans wounded in terrorist attacks in Israel claimed the Palestinian government rewarded and promoted employees who engaged in the violence.
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January 13, 2015
Families Link Terrorist Acts To Palestinian Organizations
Americans wounded or killed in terrorist attacks in Jerusalem sought on Tuesday to tie the Palestinian Liberation Organization and Palestinian Authority to the carnage, but where the plaintiffs seeking potentially $1 billion in damages argued that the defendants had a pattern of encouraging employees to violence, the organizations denied the connection.