In something of a shocker, the European High Court in Luxembourg ruled that the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas shouldn't be on the EU list of organizations that commit terrorist acts because their inclusion was based “on factual imputations derived from the press and Internet.”  It's a technicality that might force the EU to remove Hamas from the terrorist list. Bloomberg: “Removing Hamas from the terrorism blacklist is a victory for the Palestinian people,” Musa Abu Marzouk, a Hamas spokesman in Gaza, said in an e-mail. “Hamas calls on all those who put us on this list to correct their stance, because doing so has always been unfair.” The ruling was met with anger in Israel, where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested that the court shouldn’t be able to take Hamas from the terrorist list because of a technicality. “We are not satisfied by the explanation offered by the Europeans that the removal of...(Read Full Post)