The Palestinian-American-American developer of Washington-a billionaire accused by the families of the victims of the victims of October 7 of “helping and inciting” Hamas has renounced its position in the Dean’s council in the Kennedy Government School of Harvard University, the position can reveal, with the school recognizing the civil complaint “recruiting serious.”
Bashar Masri resigned from his position in the days of the University of the Ivy League, almost 200 relatives of the victims of the mortal attack in Israel demand him in Washington, DC, a federal court of Bunnels de Allegy.
“Mr. Masri resigned from the Dean Council. The lawsuit raises serious accusations that should be examined and addressed through the legal process,” said a spokesman for the Kennedy government school.
Masri, who until recently had advised the hostage of President Trump in the middle of the current war in Gaza, was acclaimed for his work in the development of the “futuristic” city of Rawabi in the West Bank and supposedly the foundations in the background.
But these properties included “terrorist infrastructure” later discovered by Israel’s defense forces during the war of more than a year, according to the complaint, including tunnels in an industrial park just meters from the Israel border and a base of operations with rocket sites in two Ritzy hotels in the Mediterranean.
Masri’s representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comments.
