Matthew Levitt - Revision history

David at 14:49, 16 September 2011

2011-09-16T14:49:41Z

David: /* Affiliations */

2009-08-20T10:12:12Z

Affiliations

Tom Mills: /* Affiliations */ Combating Terrorism Center added

2008-05-22T15:25:07Z

Affiliations: Combating Terrorism Center added

David at 15:43, 16 May 2008

2008-05-16T15:43:21Z

Tom Mills: Details of legal Testimony

2008-02-22T16:56:05Z

Details of legal Testimony

David at 14:05, 2 January 2008

2008-01-02T14:05:04Z

Paul: ch category link so that the sorting takes place on the last name

2007-12-27T14:48:52Z

ch category link so that the sorting takes place on the last name

David at 12:17, 27 December 2007

2007-12-27T12:17:59Z

Idrees at 18:26, 27 June 2006

2006-06-27T18:26:55Z

New page

==Affiliations==
*[[United States Committee for a Free Lebanon]]

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 ==Legal Testimony==
-In 2005 Levitt testified in the trial of a Yemeni sheik named [[Mohammed Ali Hassan al-Moayad]]. The case against Moayad centered on an FBI sting where the sheik, who operated a number of charities in Yemen, agreed to accept $2 million on behalf of Hamas, declared a terrorist organization by the United States in 1995. Moayad’s lawyers contended that the money was meant for Hamas’s charitable wing. Prosecutors brought Levitt in to argue that Hamas’s military operations are inseparable from its charitable works. Moayad was convicted and sentenced to seventy-five years in prison.<ref>Petra Bartosiewicz, [http://www.thenation.com/docprem.mhtml?i=20080204&s=bartosiewicz 'Experts in Terror'], ''The Nation'', 4 February 2008 Issue</ref>
+In 2005 Levitt testified in the trial of a Yemeni sheik named [[Mohammed Ali Hassan al-Moayad]]. The case against Moayad centered on an FBI sting where the sheik, who operated a number of charities in Yemen, agreed to accept $2 million on behalf of Hamas, declared a terrorist organization by the United States in 1995. Moayad’s lawyers contended that the money was meant for Hamas’s charitable wing. Prosecutors brought Levitt in to argue that Hamas’s military operations are inseparable from its charitable works. Moayad was convicted and sentenced to seventy-five years in prison.<ref>Petra Bartosiewicz, [http://www.thenation.com/article/experts-terror 'Experts in Terror'], ''The Nation'', 4 February 2008 Issue</ref>
 ==Affiliations==

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 ==Affiliations==
-*[[Counterterrorism Blog]] contributor
+[[Counterterrorism Blog]] contributor | [[United States Committee for a Free Lebanon]] | [[International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research]], International Advisory Council | [[International Institute for Counter-Terrorism]], advisory board | [[Combating Terrorism Center]], Associate
 ==Notes==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Terrorologist|Levitt, Matthew]]

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 *[[United States Committee for a Free Lebanon]]
 *[[International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research]], International Advisory Council
 ==Notes==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Terrorologist|Levitt, Matthew]]

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 ==Legal Testimony==
-In 2005 Levitt testified in the trial of a Yemeni sheik named Mohammed Ali Hassan al-Moayad. The case against Moayad centered on an FBI sting where the sheik, who operated a number of charities in Yemen, agreed to accept $2 million on behalf of Hamas, declared a terrorist organization by the United States in 1995. Moayad’s lawyers contended that the money was meant for Hamas’s charitable wing. Prosecutors brought Levitt in to argue that Hamas’s military operations are inseparable from its charitable works. Moayad was convicted and sentenced to seventy-five years in prison.<ref>Petra Bartosiewicz, [http://www.thenation.com/docprem.mhtml?i=20080204&s=bartosiewicz 'Experts in Terror'], ''The Nation'', 4 February 2008 Issue</ref>
+In 2005 Levitt testified in the trial of a Yemeni sheik named [[Mohammed Ali Hassan al-Moayad]]. The case against Moayad centered on an FBI sting where the sheik, who operated a number of charities in Yemen, agreed to accept $2 million on behalf of Hamas, declared a terrorist organization by the United States in 1995. Moayad’s lawyers contended that the money was meant for Hamas’s charitable wing. Prosecutors brought Levitt in to argue that Hamas’s military operations are inseparable from its charitable works. Moayad was convicted and sentenced to seventy-five years in prison.<ref>Petra Bartosiewicz, [http://www.thenation.com/docprem.mhtml?i=20080204&s=bartosiewicz 'Experts in Terror'], ''The Nation'', 4 February 2008 Issue</ref>
 ==Affiliations==

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		+	In 2005 Levitt testified in the trial of a Yemeni sheik named Mohammed Ali Hassan al-Moayad. The case against Moayad centered on an FBI sting where the sheik, who operated a number of charities in Yemen, agreed to accept $2 million on behalf of Hamas, declared a terrorist organization by the United States in 1995. Moayad’s lawyers contended that the money was meant for Hamas’s charitable wing. Prosecutors brought Levitt in to argue that Hamas’s military operations are inseparable from its charitable works. Moayad was convicted and sentenced to seventy-five years in prison.<ref>Petra Bartosiewicz, [http://www.thenation.com/docprem.mhtml?i=20080204&s=bartosiewicz 'Experts in Terror'], ''The Nation'', 4 February 2008 Issue</ref>
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	==Affiliations==		==Affiliations==
	*[[Counterterrorism Blog]] contributor		*[[Counterterrorism Blog]] contributor

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	*[[United States Committee for a Free Lebanon]]		*[[United States Committee for a Free Lebanon]]
		+	*[[International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research]], International Advisory Council
		+	==Notes==
		+	<references/>
		+	[[Category:Terrorologist]]