June 22, 2009: Numerous victims of Palestinian terrorism filed lawsuits against the Arab Bank, one of the largest banking institutions in the Middle East, in 2004.  The plaintiffs alleged that the bank had administered a Saudi-funded reward program that made cash payments to Palestinian terrorists who were killed in suicide attacks or captured by Israel's security forces.

A note from Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, June 4, 2009: In November 2002 I was invited to speak at Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue in Toronto. It was my first time visiting Canada and I was overwhelmed by the enthusiastic reception and the massive turnout I received for my presentation. I had no idea that the Toronto community was so energetic in its support of Israel. It was the midst of the Palestinian intiafada violence and the horrifying suicide bombings in Israel were a daily occurrence.

May 26, 2009: Human rights organization Shurat ha Din (Israel Law Center) joins the growing protest against the decision of the Israeli prime minister,  Binyamin Netanyahu,  to withdraw his objection to the appointment of Egyptian Culture Minister,  Farook Husseini, to head UNESCO.
The organization says that it will petition the Israeli Supreme Court if Netanyahu fails to challenge this outrageous appointment.

May 14, 2009, Associated Press: PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A federal judge in Rhode Island has upheld a $116 million verdict against the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority over a 1996 terror attack that killed a U.S. citizen and his wife.

April 4, 2009, Jerusalem Post: Thirty Israelis who were hurt during the Second Lebanon War filed suit on Friday against North Korea and Hizbullah for more than $100 million in Washington District Court, one of their lawyers, Nitzana Darshan-Leitner of the Israel Law Center, said Friday.