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October 7 victims sue crypto exchange Binance for allegedly allowing payments to Hamas
The post October 7 victims sue crypto exchange Binance for allegedly allowing payments to Hamas appeared first on The Times of Israel. Read More
Oct. 7 victim families sue Binance over $1B in secret funding for Hamas, Palestinian terror groups
The lawsuit was filed by Oct. 7 victims and family members who were murdered, maimed, or taken hostage in Israel or in various terrorist acts afterwards. Read More
Families of Oct. 7 victims sue Binance for aiding Hamas via crypto
Families of Americans killed or kidnapped in the Oct. 7 Israel attack are turning to U.S. courts with a sweeping allegation: that the world's largest crypto exchange helped bankroll the militants who ... Read More
Hamas Victims’ Families Sue Binance, Accusing It of Aiding Terrorism
A lawsuit claims the cryptocurrency exchange turned a blind eye as $1 billion used to finance the Oct. 7 attacks in Israel and other acts moved through its network. Read More
Oct. 7 Hamas Attack Victims Sue Binance for Damages
Binance allegedly facilitated the transfer of over $1 billion to sanctioned entities including Hamas and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, a lawsuit said. Read More
US families sue PLO and Palestinian Authority for ‘pay for slay’ scheme handing terrorists millions
Pro-Palestinian groups are accused of funding a “pay for slay” program which donated $300 million to the families of terrorists in a new lawsuit, The Post has learned. Terrorists convicted of ... Read More
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