Americans Jews Sue French Bank In Terror Case

American victims of 13 terror attacks that took place in Israel have filed suit against a French bank, Credit Lyonnais, that was used to funnel money to Hamas, and they failed to quickly cut ties with a fundraising organization of Hamas.
The lawsuit was filed last week in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn. For the victims, the suit represents an effort to prevent terror organizations from using banking services with the same ease as other clients.
Sarri Singer, 32, of Lakewood, N.J. is one the people that joined the case. She was next to a Hamas suicide bomber disguised as an Orthodox Jew who murdered 16 passengers on a bus in Jerusalem in June 2003.
"If you don't sue them, you're allowing these people to get away with what they're doing. The only way to stop it is to not allow these banks to maintain these accounts for charities that are actually global fundraisers for designated terrorist groups.".
The plaintiffs come from over two dozen families which suffered in Hamas- spons