US EditionHamas launches legal case in Britain to remove ‘terror’ label
- Hamas has initiated legal action in Britain to contest its designation as a terrorist organization, claiming it is a political decision by former Home Secretary Dame Priti Patel.
- Riverway Law is representing Hamas and has filed a legal application to Yvette Cooper MP to lift the ban, asserting the right to resist under international law.
- Critics, including Patel, assert that Hamas is a terrorist group causing ongoing threats to security, having conducted mass attacks and kidnapped people.
- Hamas acknowledged that its actions qualify as terrorism but argues that the term applies to many groups, suggesting discrimination in the UK's proscription.
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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.
Hamas Accused of Phony Death Figures
Hamas has quietly dropped thousands of deaths from its Gaza war casualty figures. According to the Telegraph, Salo Aizenberg, from the US-based non-profit organization Honest Reporting, said that Hamas’s March 2025 casualty update had removed thousands of people listed as killed. “Hamas’s new March 2025 fatality list quietly drops 3,400 fully ‘identified’ deaths listed in […] The post Hamas Accused of Phony Death Figures appeared first on www.in…
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