US EditionHamas launches legal case in Britain to remove ‘terror’ label
- Hamas filed a legal case in Britain to remove its designation as a terrorist group, arguing its status hinders proper debate about its role in Palestinian self-determination and liberation efforts.
- Hamas asserts that it poses no threat to Western nations and has never conducted operations outside historic Palestine, reflecting the group's argument that it is not a terrorist organization but a legitimate resistance movement.
- In their petition, Hamas's lawyers highlighted the British government's historical complicity in the Israeli occupation and genocide against Palestinians, asserting that the terror designation violates Britain's legal duty to prevent such crimes.
- Mousa Abu Marzouk, a Hamas leader, stated that any civilian casualties resulting from Hamas operations were accidents, emphasizing that the group's objective is to maintain Palestinian rights and dignity.
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The Palestinian organization has submitted a request in the United Kingdom to be removed from the list of terrorist groups.
The organization does not pose a threat to Britain, says the law firm that filed the relevant request with the British Home Office.
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