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25 YEARS AFTER THE SBARRO BOMBING, ONE FAMILY IS STILL FIGHTING TO BRING AHLAM TAMIMI TO JUSTICE

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According to JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post, Malki Roth’s parents are still demanding that Ahlam Tamimi, the woman convicted for the 1995 Sbarro restaurant bombing in Jerusalem, be held accountable 25 years after the attack. The family argues that a series of prisoner deals and international policy choices allowed Tamimi to remain free.

In the Jerusalem Post’s article the Roths say they are confronting the decisions and agreements that they believe enabled Tamimi’s release. They also allege that international failures in the handling of the case contributed to the lack of justice for the victims and their families.

The Sbarro bombing was a high‑profile terrorist attack that killed dozens of civilians. The case has remained contentious, with the Roths continuing to seek legal and political remedies more than two decades later.

  • The Roth family is pursuing justice for Ahlam Tamimi 25 years after the Sbarro bombing.
  • They claim that prisoner deals and international policy failures allowed Tamimi to remain free.
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