The family of Daniel Wultz, a Florida teenager who was killed by a terrorist attack in a restaurant in Tel Aviv in 2006 while on a school trip, is seeking to compel the government of Israel to allow one of its retired intelligence officers, Uzi Shaya, to testify in a lawsuit accusing government-owned Bank of China of providing financial services to the terrorists.
The Wultz family claims that Israel decided to oppose Shaya’s deposition, despite having agreed to allow it for years, under pressure from the Chinese government.
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