In a Win for NJAC Clients and for the Fight Against Terrorism, a U.S. Federal Judge Ruling Acknowledged That There Was Reason to Believe a U.S. Nonprofit Knew Its Employee Was Holding Israelis Captive

May 9, 2025

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Updated: Jul 14, 2025

AP Raised Concerns About Hamas-Linked Freelancer Years Before October 7

Times of Israel

In a significant development for NJAC clients and the broader fight against terrorism, a U.S. federal judge ruled there is reason to believe that a U.S.-based nonprofit, the People’s Forum, knew its employee was holding Israeli hostages in Gaza and was affiliated with Hamas. The decision allows a lawsuit to move forward against the organization, which plaintiffs argue provided material support to a designated terrorist group. NJAC’s involvement in the case highlights the importance of legal accountability in the face of extremist activity.

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