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'''Palestine Committee'''
 
'''Palestine Committee'''
  
==CAIR connection==
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==CAIR connection==
  
 
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Evidence linking CAIR and its founders to a [[Hamas]]-support network has been released through court action. That evidence prompted the FBI to cut off its outreach with the group. In 2010, the DOJ said it had seen no "new evidence that exonerates CAIR from the allegations that it provides financial support to designated terrorist organizations."
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Evidence linking [[CAIR]] and its founders to a [[Hamas]]-support network has been released through court action. That evidence prompted the FBI to cut off its outreach with the group. In 2010, the DOJ said it had seen no "new evidence that exonerates [[CAIR]] from the allegations that it provides financial support to designated terrorist organizations."
  
CAIR was listed among organizations belonging to an umbrella group of Hamas-support entities in the United States called the [[Palestine Committee]]. In addition, CAIR founders [[Nihad Awad]] and [[Omar Ahmed]] were included alongside senior [[Hamas]] officials such as [[Mousa Abu Marzook]] and [[Ahmed Yousef]] on a telephone list of individual [[Palestine Committee]] members.
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[[CAIR]] was listed among organizations belonging to an umbrella group of Hamas-support entities in the United States called the [[Palestine Committee]]. In addition, [[CAIR]] founders [[Nihad Awad]] and [[Omar Ahmed]] were included alongside senior [[Hamas]] officials such as [[Moussa Abu Marzouq|Mousa Abu Marzook]] and [[Ahmed Yousef]] on a telephone list of individual [[Palestine Committee]] members.
  
That evidence was released in the terror-financing trial of the [[Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development]] (HLF) in Dallas. <ref>[https://www.investigativeproject.org/2719/durbin-flawed-hearing]</ref>
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That evidence was released in the terror-financing trial of the [[Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development]] (HLF) in Dallas.<ref>[https://www.investigativeproject.org/2719/durbin-flawed-hearing Durbin's Flawed Hearing (accessed November 1, 2023)]</ref>,<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231101182601/https://www.investigativeproject.org/2719/durbin-flawed-hearing Archive Link: Durbin's Flawed Hearing (accessed November 1, 2023)]</ref>  
  
 
==Palestine Committee telephone list==
 
==Palestine Committee telephone list==
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Circa 1994;
 
Circa 1994;
  
*[[Mousa Abou Marzouk]] - Reston
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*[[Moussa Abu Marzouq|Mousa Abou Marzouk]] - Reston
 
*[[Mohammed Akram]] - Chicago
 
*[[Mohammed Akram]] - Chicago
 
*[[Ahmad Yousif]] - Chicago
 
*[[Ahmad Yousif]] - Chicago
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==References==
 
==References==
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[[category:CAIR]]
 
[[category:CAIR]]

Latest revision as of 18:50, 1 November 2023

Palestine Committee

CAIR connection

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Evidence linking CAIR and its founders to a Hamas-support network has been released through court action. That evidence prompted the FBI to cut off its outreach with the group. In 2010, the DOJ said it had seen no "new evidence that exonerates CAIR from the allegations that it provides financial support to designated terrorist organizations."

CAIR was listed among organizations belonging to an umbrella group of Hamas-support entities in the United States called the Palestine Committee. In addition, CAIR founders Nihad Awad and Omar Ahmed were included alongside senior Hamas officials such as Mousa Abu Marzook and Ahmed Yousef on a telephone list of individual Palestine Committee members.

That evidence was released in the terror-financing trial of the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF) in Dallas.[1],[2]

Palestine Committee telephone list

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Circa 1994;

References