• @fukhueson@lemmy.worldOP
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    4 days ago

    article about suing hamas/their supporters

    ITT: but what about Israel?

    :)

    There are plenty of articles about Israel people can comment on, this article is about Hamas, and the aggressive nature users are taking towards redirecting discussion is disgusting.

  • @Strawberry
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    As opposed to the U.S., who never provides support for rebel groups abroad?

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        This case is being tried in the United States. It’s pretty relevant. But any excuse to shit on the global south ig

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          I wholly disagree with the characterization that a lawsuit about Oct 7 is “any excuse to shit on the global south.” I won’t be continuing anything close to this discussion.

          It being tried in the US does not afford relevancy to the idea that the US should be sued for the same thing. It is similar in that they both involve the US, but you’re wrong to assume it’s relevant. It is whataboutism. Period. From Google even:

          Similar

          resembling without being identical.

          Relevant

          closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered.

  • @catloaf@lemm.ee
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    65 days ago

    filed in federal court in New York

    Pretty sure you can’t sue other countries like that.

    • @fukhueson@lemmy.worldOP
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      FTA:

      Under U.S. law, foreign governments can be held liable, in some circumstances, for deaths or injuries caused by acts of terrorism or by providing material support or resources for them.

      The 1976 statute cited in the lawsuit, the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, is a frequent tool for American plaintiffs seeking to hold foreign governments accountable. In one example, a federal judge in Washington ordered North Korea in 2018 to pay $500 million in a wrongful death suit filed by the parents of Otto Warmbier, an American college student who died shortly after being released from that country.

      People held as prisoners by Iran in the past have successfully sued Iran in U.S. federal court, seeking money earlier frozen by the U.S.

  • AItoothbrush
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    25 days ago

    They should also sue israel because i doubt they didnt help them get in. Basically most protected country in the whole world and some fuckers “accidentally” slip-in.