Moslem Group Goes on Trial in Zionist Stuffed U.S. Courts

The strained argument between the United States government and nonprofit groups over how to deal with charities suspected of supporting terrorism is expected to play out in federal court here with the trial of the largest Muslim charity in this country, the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development. Among those on trial in federal court are two former leaders of the group, Ghassan Elashi, left, and Shukri Abu Baker.

The government, in the lengthy indictment and other court documents, accuses the foundation of being an integral part of Hamas, which much of the West condemns as a terrorist organization. The prosecution maintains that the main officers of the Holy Land foundation started the organization to generate charitable donations from the United States that ultimately
helped Hamas thrive. Jew York Times