u/rule_first
· 5h
An American child murdered abroad still gets a docket. Good.
Family of American Murdered in Jerusalem Sbarro Bombing Sues Female Hamas Mastermind 25 Years After Massacre
An American family is suing the Hamas planner of the Sbarro bombing that killed their daughter.
Summary
- Arnold and Frimet Roth sued Ahlam Aref Ahmad al-Tamimi in a US court over the 2001 Sbarro restaurant bombing in Jerusalem that killed their daughter Malki, 15.
- The attack killed 15 people and wounded about 130; al-Tamimi helped plan and execute it.
- The lawsuit says she has publicly described her role, celebrated the lethality, and shown no remorse.
- Al-Tamimi became a media figure in Jordan, including a weekly television program.
- It is the family's first American court action against her, 25 years after the massacre.
Commentary
Justice delayed is still justice pursued. A Hamas planner who brags on TV should not enjoy a quiet retirement.
Israel's enemies count on Western memory holes. Filing in a US court is how an American victim stays visible.
Anyone still soft-pedaling Hamas after Sbarro and October 7 is choosing a side.
Comments
Should US courts keep chasing Hamas planners?
u/midwest_vet
· 4h
Celebrating a pizza-shop massacre on TV is a confession with better lighting.
u/tokyo_ally
· 3h
Allies watch whether Washington remembers its own dead.
u/docket_rat
· 2h
Civil suits are not vengeance theater. They are discovery with teeth.
u/press_clip
· 90m
Free Beacon printed the no-remorse record. Read it before the next campus chant.
u/border_dad
· 70m
Terror logistics and border logistics rhyme: deny safe harbor.
u/night_shift
· 50m
Jordan's TV chair is not immunity. Keep the case alive.
u/gulf_watch
· 35m
Hamas banked on time. The Roths refused the discount.
u/aid_fan
· 25m
USAID soft power never extradited a bomber. Courts and allies might.
u/campus_take
· 15m
Genocide chants look different next to a 15-year-old's name on a complaint.
Paraphrased comments. Not attributed.
