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So although youth and ignorance aren’t any real excuse, perhaps I can educate these students about what they are actually calling for.

Iran has taken Canada to the International Court of Justice for allowing victims of alleged terror attacks to claim damages from Tehran, the UN's top tribunal said on Wednesday.Tehran's case claims that Ottawa, which listed the Islamic Republic as a sponsor of terrorism in 2012, had violated Iran's state immunity.Iran asked the Hague-based ICJ to make Canada overturn a law passed in the same year that allows victims to collect damages from state terror sponsors in Canadian civil c...

THE HAGUE—Iran has taken Canada to the International Court of Justice for allowing victims of alleged terror attacks to claim

In March ICJ ruled US "violated" international law by freezing some Iranian assets, but shot down Tehran's bid to gain $2bn in locked funds

Iran has taken Canada to the International Court of Justice for allowing victims of alleged terror attacks to claim damages from Tehran, the UN's top tribunal said on Wednesday.Tehran's case claims that Ottawa, which listed the Islamic Republic as a sponsor of terrorism in 2012, had violated Iran's state immunity.Iran asked the Hague-based ICJ to make Canada overturn a law passed in the same year that allows victims to collect damages from state terror sponsors in Canadian civil c...

Tehran says Canadian law allowing victims to collect damages from state sponsors of terrorism breaks protections for Iran and its property

Iran has taken Canada to the International Court of Justice for allowing victims of alleged terror attacks to claim damages from Tehran, the UN's top tribunal said on Wednesday.Iran asked the Hague-based ICJ to make Canada overturn a law passed in the same year that allows victims to collect damages from state terror sponsors in Canadian civil courts.

Activists masquerading as reporters appear to believe the lives of American victims of Palestinian terror, Jewish and non-Jewish, do not matter.

Perhaps the most powerful part of Marla’s story is not the past but the future – specifically, all the babies who have been named after her.

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman breaks down the ongoing debate in including terror victims on Memorial Day; Tech Israel editor Ricky Ben David sheds light on cool-tech