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Court dismisses jurisdiction claim over Saudi donor alleged in ‘Golden Chain’ al‑Qaeda document

Date
November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #017882
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The passage references the controversial ‘Golden Chain’ document that allegedly lists a Saudi businessman, Mr. Al‑Jomaih, as an early al‑Qaeda donor. While the claim is unverified and the court found ‘Golden Chain’ document discovered by Bosnian authorities in 2002 claims early al‑Qaeda donors. Mr. Al‑Jomaih, a Saudi national with alleged ties to GM and Shell, is named in the document. Plaintiffs

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