I have spent 25 years dragging terrorist groups, their leaders and their bankers into courtrooms and taking their money for their victims.I know what a terror operation looks like when it puts on a suit.
This week my NGO, the Shurat HaDin Law Center, placed a complaint on the desk of the Attorney General of the United States, and I will say plainly what our petition documents in eight pages of receipts: The Belgium-based Hind Rajab Foundation is a hunting operation.Its prey is Jews.Let the record speak.
HRF's chairman, Dyab Abou Jahjah, told the world in his own words that he joined the outlawed Hezbollah resistance against Israel and received military training, and he called it a source of pride.Israel's government identifies him as a former Hezbollah terrorist.He has boasted of personally arranging European visits for the political leadership of Hezbollah, an organization the United States has designated a Foreign Terrorist Organization since 1997.
This is the man the world's newsrooms keep describing as a human-rights advocate.A Hezbollah alumnus does not retire into humanitarianism.
He changes uniforms.FORMER VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: FIVE YEARS ON, THE ABRAHAM ACCORDS STILL POINT THE WAY TO PEACEScouts loyal to the Lebanese Shiite Hezbollah movement, taking part in a procession on the 13th of Muharram on the Islamic calendar, raise their arms in salute as they march past posters of (L to R) Hezbollah's slain military leader Imad Moghniyeh, current leader Hassan Nasrallah, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and late supreme leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, in Lebanon's southern city of Nabatiyeh on Aug.12, 2022.- The procession follows Ashura, a 10-day period commemorating the seventh century killing of Prophet Mohammed's grandson Imam Hussein, in the battle of Karbala in Iraq.
(Mahmoud Zayyat/AFP via Getty Images)And look at what his foundation actually does, because it is not advocacy.It is target acquisition.
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