#Ari Fuld

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Ian Millhiser at Vox:

The Supreme Court announced on Friday that it will get involved in a longstanding dispute between the families of Americans killed in Israel and the government of some parts of Palestine in a case called Fuld v. Palestine Liberation Organization. Realistically, whatever the justices decide, they are unlikely to have much of an impact on the broader conflict between Palestine and Israel. But the case could reshape the rules governing who can be sued, and where, here in the United States. Right now, if someone wants to bring a lawsuit, they can’t just file it in any court they’d like. They have to bring the suit in a court located in a place where the person or entity they are suing has ties. In legal terms, this idea is known as “personal jurisdiction.” Typically, personal jurisdiction operates on a sliding scale, with local courts gaining more and more power over a defendant as that defendant builds closer ties to that jurisdiction.

So, for example, a company that has multiple retail outlets and dozens of employees in the state of Texas could likely be sued for virtually anything in Texas’s courts. But a company based in Nebraska that only occasionally ships a product to a Texas customer would be less vulnerable to suit in Texas. That company could probably still be sued in Texas court over a dispute arising out of that product. But the company probably could not be sued in Texas over a matter that had nothing to do with its business in Texas, such as if its CEO was accused of sexually harassing a subordinate at the company’s headquarters in Nebraska. Instead, the sexual harassment lawsuit would likely need to be filed in a court in Nebraska. If the Court were to side with the plaintiffs in Fuld, it could upend personal jurisdiction, at least in cases that interest Congress or a state legislature. Americans might be forced to defend themselves in courts in distant states, and potentially in states with draconian laws and hostile judges.

The issue before the Supreme Court involves several Americans who were killed while abroad in Israel or Palestine. One of these Americans, Ari Fuld, was fatally stabbed during a 2018 attack outside a shopping mall in the West Bank. The identity of the attacker is not mentioned in the lower court’s decision or in the Supreme Court briefing, but Fuld’s family sued the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Palestinian Authority (PA), claiming that these two organizations “encouraged, incentivized, and assisted” the attack. (The PLO is the national representative of the Palestinian people, and it runs the PA, a governmental body that manages Palestinian territories in the West Bank.)

Fuld’s family, and other family members of those killed, all brought similar lawsuits in federal court. The problem is that neither the PLO nor the PA have any legally relevant connection to the United States. The attacks took place nearly 7,000 miles from the United States. Federal law largely forbids the PLO from conducting business of any kind in the United States, beyond maintaining a mission to the United Nations.

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How Fuld could scramble all Americans’ constitutional rights

The Fuld case could potentially reshape the rights of many Americans, who currently enjoy broad protections against being sued in a faraway court located in a state they’ve never visited. The Supreme Court has long held that the rules of personal jurisdiction are grounded in the Constitution, specifically the guarantee that no one shall be denied “due process of law.”

As the federal appeals court that heard Fuld explained, moreover, “the ‘due process analysis’ in the personal jurisdiction context ‘is basically the same’” regardless of whether someone is sued in federal or state court. That means if the Supreme Court rules that two foreign organizations with few, if any, relevant ties to the US can be “deemed to have consented” to being sued in federal court by an act of Congress, a state legislature could also potentially deem that people who’ve had few contacts with that state may be sued in its courts. Texas’s legislature, for example, could potentially pass a law stating that abortion providers and clinics throughout the United States are deemed to have consented to suit in Texas courts — where they might be sued for violating a Texas law allowing bounty hunters to collect money from abortion providers, especially if the state legislature also amended that law to specifically provide for such out-of-state suits. Congress, meanwhile, might allow any abortion provider to be sued in federal court in Amarillo, Texas — home of the notoriously anti-abortion judge Matthew Kacsmaryk.

The Fuld v. PLO case at SCOTUS could have a massive impact on “personal jurisdiction.”

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[girlactionfigure]

Just received word from a soldier. 

He said “Fired into Lebanon last night. Ari would have been proud of our aim.”

If you’re not familiar, Ari Fuld was murdered five years ago by an Islamic terrorist. He left a wife and four amazing kids. 

Ari Fuld was my big brother.

hilzfuld

[stratverse]

4/2/13: Price Flummoxes Orioles, Rays Win

Tuesday, April 2, 2013 Tropicana Field

Final score: Rays 4, Orioles 2 MVP: LF Matt Joyce, Rays: 3-4, 2 RBI, 2 doubles

David Price kept the Orioles hitters in check over 7.1 innings, scattering 7 hits but allowing just 2 late runs, while the Rays used some early offense to emerge victorious in their opening game. Matt Joyce and Evan Longoria drove in 2 runs apiece, leading the Rays offense to overcome two separate early baserunning gaffes - the first featuring Sam Fuld trying to score from 2nd on a hit to right, the second a couple innings later when a bases-loaded, no-out situation was immediately erased as Longoria was picked off of 3rd base in a 'line out/throw out' double play that greatly stunted a potentially huge offensive inning. The Orioles did themselves no favors offensively, with left fielder LJ Hoes and his 9th inning pinch-hitter replacement, Nate McLouth, combining to ground into 3 double plays, including McLouth's game ending variation.

BAL 2/6/0 – LP: Jason Hammel (0-1) TB 4/10/0 – WP: David Price (1-0); S: Fernando Rodney (1)

TB 1st: Desmond Jennings lines a lead off single into left; Sam Fuld doubles to center; Ben Zobrist walks to load the bases with no outs; Evan Longoria flies out to shallow center; Matt Joyce ropes a RBI single to right, scoring Jennings easily, but Fuld is thrown out at home. 1-0 TB TB 3rd: Jennings leads off the inning with a walk; Fuld singles to center; Zobrist singles to center to load the bases with no outs; Longoria loops a 2 RBI single to left; Joyce drops a double in center, scoring Zobrist; Yunel Escobar walks to re-load the bases with no outs; James Loney hits a screaming liner right to Brian Roberts at second, who throws to 3rd to double off Longoria. 4-0 TB Bal 7th: Matt Wieters drops a lead-off single into left; Chris Davis singles to center, with Wieters sliding safely into 3rd ahead of the tag; JJ Hardy hits a sacrifice fly to plate Wieters. 4-1 TB Bal 8th: Steve Pearce doubles to right to lead off the inning; after a ground out, Nick Markakis singles to right, plating Pearce. 4-2 TB

(Strat note: Nolan Reimold was not present in the initial set of cards - he was in the additional cards, so he is present for games from now on out - and this may have cost the Orioles here, as the LF I used to replace him, LJ Hoes - who I know was still in the minors at this point, but he was a right-handed hitter, which I figured would give him an edge over Nate McLouth against the lefty Price - went 0-3 with 2 inning-ending double plays, including 1 with a man on 3rd. In the 9th, with Price out and a righty on the mound - closer Fernando Rodney - the Orioles turned to McLouth to bat with a man on 1st, and McLouth promptly grounded into his own double play. Not sure Reimold would've been any sort of opening day savior, but he probably wouldn't have had 3 inning-ending double plays in 4 at bats.)

Tampa Bay 1-0; Baltimore 0-1 Next game in replay: STL (García, 0-0) @ ARI (Cahill, 0-0)

[secular-jew]

Love and truth were murdered yesterday

There’s a new hole in my heart. My friend Ari Fuld (45), a true lion of Judah, father of 4, stabbed in the back and murdered in cold blood by a 16-year old Muslim Palestinian. Ari was a true mensch who would give you the shirt off his back. He was a tireless voice for Israel, a consummate leader, a Judaic teacher, a black belt (level 4) and Karate instructor, and mentor to many. Another in a long line of tragic losses for the Jewish people and the people of Israel. As I write this, I still can't get my head around the fact that he is gone.

Assassination. Ari's murderer was Khalil Jabarina, a not unusual cowardly Islamist whose Jew-hatred was only surpassed by his disdain for life. Khalil was from Yata (8 km south of Hevron), raised in an environment of hatred and death, and of celebrating mass murderers. For example, Khalil was educated in a school named for a terrorist murderer of Jews (a school funded by UNWRA with contributions from European citizens). Khalil lives on a street bearing the name of another terrorist murderer of Jews, not far from the central square of the country, which is named after yet another killer. 

In compensation for murdering a Jew, Khalil's already wealthy family will receive a generous stipend of 12,000 shekels (4,000 euros) each month, or 144,000 shekels (48,000 euros) a year. This is the price of a Jew’s head - be it a mother,  a child, or a male civilian. This income is funded by European taxpayers. Just last week, Italy gave an additional 3.5 million euros to UNWRA.

Ari was a black belt (4th degree), an expert marksman, and carried a firearm. While he was stabbed in the back 5 times and was bleeding out, Ari somehow managed the strength to chase and shoot the murderer, who sadly, will live another day to propagate his hatred.

From Ari's last FB Torah teaching on Sept 14. https://www.facebook.com/SwordOfIsrael/videos/2311794722168078/UzpfSTc5NjI1MDU0MDoxMDE2MDkzNjczNDAzMDU0MQ/

Donate to the Ari Fuld Memorial Fund https://www.gofundme.com/ari-fuld

Benjamin Netanyahu condolences: https://www.facebook.com/…/a.1015168156…/10155849858982076/…

[robertmarch82]

Fuld, a 45-year-old loving husband, father of four, writer, teacher and former paratrooper, was stabbed to death by a 17-year-old terrorist.

Before he collapsed against the shopping mall wall from his fatal wound, Fuld shot and stopped the terrorist — who, unlike Ari, was successfully treated at an Israeli hospital for his wounds and will now likely receive cash rewards and a pension from the Palestinian Authority.

Read more: https://forward.com/scribe/410388/ari-fuld-was-not-a-settler-he-was-an-innocent-victim-of-terror/

Ari Fuld, the Israeli man who was killed Sunday by a Palestinian terrorist in the West Bank, pursued his assailant after he had been fatally stabbed, stopping him from attacking a mall employee, and possibly saving her life.

Security camera footage of the shopping mall at the Gush Etzion Junction released on Monday shows Fuld, with blood pouring down his back chasing and shooting 17-year-old Khalil Jabarin.

“I served him the falafel; his hand touched mine,” Peretz said of the chilling encounter. “He went out, walked away, and sat on the railing outside the pizza shop. He sat there for at least 40 minutes.

“He didn’t attract suspicion,” she added, “because he was a kid.”

Then, she said, she “saw him pull out this big knife that was glimmering in the sun, and all of the sudden he plunged it into [Ari Fuld’s] heart.” “The terrorist was right behind me,” she recalled. “I started running down the stairs but he jumped to try to get in front of me. The man that was killed really saved my life.”She added of Fuld: “He’s not just a hero. He gave his life for me.”

Jabarin had attempted to carry out a similar attack in the West Bank two days earlier, Hadashot news reported.

[frisrael]

Rafael Levengrond: stepping into the gap, for Kim

Rafael Levengrond: stepping into the gap, for Kim

Kim Levengrond Yehezkel’s Facebook page is full of her wedding pictures and pictures of her baby, Kai. Her posts are obvious displays of her love towards her husband and their son.

Now the posts have comments of crying icons, people describing how beautiful, wonderful and kind she was.

And Facebook added that one little word to the profile title: Remembering.

What a small word to explain…

[oldpoet56]

Over $1 million raised online for family of Ari Fuld

Over $1 million raised online for family of Ari Fuld

(THIS ARTICLE IS COURTESY OF THE TIMES OF ISRAEL)

  Over $1 million raised online for family of Ari Fuld Nearly 10,000 people donate to fund for the relatives of the father of four; ‘Ari did so much for Israel, we would like to do something for him’ By TOI STAFF Today, 2:30 pm  1

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Ari Fuld, who was stabbed to death by a Palestinian terrorist outside a West Bank shopping mall on…

[beyondthecusp]

There Are No Lone Wolf Terrorist Attacks

There Are No Lone Wolf Terrorist Attacks

  Ari Fuld, a forty-five year old father of four, American-Israel dual citizen was stabbed in the back for two simple reasons; first was because he was an Israeli and likely a Jew and second because he was preoccupied talking on his cell phone in English. The seventeen-year-old Palestinian Arab from an Arab village near the shopping center told security police that he was seeking to murder an…

[unclesamsmisguidedclub]

Palestinian Girls Kick and Slap IDF Soldiers- Ari Fuld Video-Commentary

President Trump’s Declaration on Jerusalem December 6 created backlash across the world, but especially in Israel, where Palestinians threw several stages of tantrums. Ari Fuld, who is a co-host at ILTV.tv, posted a video of Palestinian girls kicking and slapping IDF soldiers.  He offered some excellent thoughts. We offer his words here with no comment (reposted by permission): I contemplated…

[eretzyisrael]

Four years ago, Ari Fuld was stabbed in the back by a Palestinian terrorist. He heroically fought back, chasing the terrorist and shooting him before collapsing. Ari succumbed to his wounds at the hospital. Today, we remember this brave defender of Israel.

via: TICP - The Israeli Cartoon Project

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[girlactionfigure]

[moma-prints]

Untitled from Full Moon in Aries (Vollmond im Widder), Sigmar Polke, 2004, MoMA: Drawings and Prints

Gift of Kathy and Richard S. Fuld, Jr. Size: composition: 10 7/8 × 8 1/4" (27.6 × 21 cm); sheet: 17 5/16 × 13 11/16" (43.9 × 34.8 cm) Medium: One from a portfolio of forty screenprint and lithographs

http://www.moma.org/collection/works/216643

[new-york-native]

My Late Friend and Brother

Ari Yoel Fuld became a Grandfather March 4, 2021. Ari was Murdered in Gush Etzion, Israel Sept. 16, 2018. He and his Beautiful Wife Miriam have a Grandson Ari Oz Beasley.. Proud Parents are Michaya Beasley and Tamar Fuld - Beasley.

Mixed Emotions. Happiness at The Birth of this Little Angel, Yet Feeling Sad Ari is Not Here To Enjoy this.....Sending Love To Efrat, Israel.

[thejewishlink]

Jerusalem - Daughter Of Hero Ari Fuld, Who Died Saving Others, Gets Married

Jerusalem – Daughter Of Hero Ari Fuld, Who Died Saving Others, Gets Married

Jerusalem –  Tamar Fuld, whose father Ari was stabbed and killed by a Palestinian terrorist outside a shopping mall in Gush Etzion, was married less than six months after the attack.

  She was walked down the aisle at her wedding on Sunday by her mother, Miriam and her brother, Yakir.

Ari Fuld, 45, a dual American-Israeli citizen, was attacked on the morning of Sept. 16 by a Palestinian teen from…

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Bookworm Beat 9/18/2018 -- the Kavanaugh fraud edition and open thread

Bookworm Beat 9/18/2018 — the Kavanaugh fraud edition and open thread

Leftist responses to Ford’s accusations against Kavanaugh indicate pretty strongly that they know they’re fraudulent, plus much more on current topics.

On the Kavanaugh accusations, the Left’s line is “don’t ask so we won’t have to tell.”Actually, that’s not quite what Clown News Network reporter Chris Cillizza said. When reminded that Republicans would like to investigate the huge holes and…