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
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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
Celebrating a pizza-shop massacre on TV is a confession with better lighting.
Allies watch whether Washington remembers its own dead.
Civil suits are not vengeance theater. They are discovery with teeth.
Free Beacon printed the no-remorse record. Read it before the next campus chant.
Terror logistics and border logistics rhyme: deny safe harbor.
Jordan's TV chair is not immunity. Keep the case alive.
Hamas banked on time. The Roths refused the discount.
USAID soft power never extradited a bomber. Courts and allies might.
Genocide chants look different next to a 15-year-old's name on a complaint.