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Alleged Terror Front Group Sues Yale Press

by Paul Bass | May 10, 2007 9:42 AM
Posted to Legal

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An L.A.-based international charity is suing Yale Press over a new book that accuses it as being a front for terrorist groups like Hamas.

An attorney for the charity, KinderUSA, filed suit over the book on April 26 in Los Angeles Superior Court. The suit names as defendants Yale University Press; author Matthew Levitt; and the Washington Institute for Near East Studies, where Levitt works.

Yale Press, in cooperation with the institute, just published a book by Levitt called Hamas: Politics, Charity, and Terrorism in the Service of Jihad.

Click here to continue reading Paul’s report.

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