"the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act which shields foreign governments from US court rulings."
Unless you are the NSA.
Bomb victims denied .ir grab
The Washington DC Court of Appeals has decided that terrorism victims are not entitled to lay claim to a country's top-level domain in lieu of payment as it would pose a threat to the stability of the internet. The long-running case stems from an Iran-financed bombing in Jerusalem back in 1997. Lawyers for nine US citizens …
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Friday 5th August 2016 00:26 GMT Destroy All Monsters
Weird
Iran-financed bombing in Jerusalem back in 1997
Wasn't that bombing done by Hamas, which is actually Sunni and thus unlikely to receive much financial backing by Shia Iran?
Is this another one of the "Iran is responsible for all the evil done to Israel since the time of Pharao and also for Hitler's socks" US political trials?
Eagerly awaiting a lawsuit against the good Saudis now that those "28 pages" have been published.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
