Tel-Chai Nation: Virginia attorney-general will investigate Muslim non-profit

The attorney-general of Virginia is launching an investigation into a Muslim non-profit movement that's siding with the Hamas/PLO, and based on that, you could easily argue "non-profit" isn't the right description for it:

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has launched an investigation against a pro-Palestinian non-profit organization that has been accused of supporting the Hamas terrorist organization and fundraising on behalf of terrorists.

Miyares stated that he has "reason to believe" that the American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) organization may have violated Virginia state law in its fundraising activities.

“The Attorney General will investigate allegations that the organization may have used funds raised for impermissible purposes under state law, including benefitting or providing support to terrorist organizations,” Miyares' office stated.

The investigation will examine allegations that the organization has been soliciting donations without registering with the Virginia Office of Charitable and Regulatory Programs. In addition, the investigation will examine the connections between AMP and the Islamic Association for Palestine, a Hamas-linked organization that was closed following a lawsuit by the parents of David Boim, an American Jewish teenager who was murdered in a Hamas terrorist shooting attack in 1996.

In 2004, Boim's parents were awarded $156 million in a civil lawsuit against the Islamic Association for Palestine and other Hamas-linked organizations. The organization closed before fulfilling the court-ordered payment, and many of its board members and its executive director subsequently formed AMP in 2006. The Boim family has claimed that AMP is the same organization under a new name, and in 2022, a judge ruled that the Boims' lawsuit against AMP could proceed.