Lawsuit: Hamas captors showed hostage report about Columbia protesters, called them 'our own people'

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13. Will it make it to a jury? Maybe you know if...

.... there has been a motion to dismiss as of yet.

I did find some further legal exegesis -

None of these (similar) lawsuits have survived a motion to dismiss... In a withering opinion upholding the dismissal of the BDS suit, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit observed that the plaintiffs’ “attempt to establish aiding-and-abetting liability fail[ed] at every turn.” The order dismissing the AP case was equally definitive. Motions to dismiss are currently pending in the UNRWA USA case (in which I am counsel) and the Virginia action.

Like the other (unsuccessful) complaints, this one comes nowhere close to satisfying the ATA’s requirements. The fact that the plaintiffs would file a suit with no prospect of proceeding to discovery, much less yielding a judgment, suggests its real purpose: to generate negative press coverage of pro-Palestine protesters, brand them as adjuncts of Hamas in the public imagination, and muzzle campus critics of Israel. The complaint is, in essence, a press release with a docket number.

https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/the-anti-terrorism-act-is-being-weaponized-to-harass-israel-s-critics

I guess we will find out.