Washington-The billionaire was resigned from the Palestinian American developer accused by the families of the victims on October 7 on charges of “helping and inciting” Hamas from his position in the Dean at Kennedy State College at Harvard University, where the school recognizes, with the school's recognition of the civilian hundred “raises serious allegations.”
Bashar Masseri stepped down from his post at Ivi Lydouj University days of nearly 200 members of the deadly attack in Israel in Washington, DC, claiming help in building tunnels and missile launchers in the property that is based in gas.
A spokesman for the Kennedy College of Government said: “Mr. Masry resigned from the Dean's Council. The lawsuit raises serious allegations that must be examined and treated through the legal process.”
Masseri, who has been advancing until recently the advice of President Trump's hostage envoy amid the ongoing war in Gaza, was widely acquired for his work in developing the “future” city of Rawabi in the West Bank, and claims that he obtained millions of dollars in US financing for the United States for other projects in Gaza.
However, those properties included the “terrorist infrastructure” discovered by the Israeli Defense Forces later during the war that lasted for more than a year, according to the complaint, including tunnels in an industrial park, Yuradat from the Israeli border and a base of operations with missile sites at the Ritzi Hotel on the Miriran.
Massri representatives did not immediately respond to the comment.
