In April 2025, The Lawfare Project, announced a defamation lawsuit in partnership with Zacharias Vickers McCann LLP on behalf of Collin May, former Chief of the Alberta Human Rights Commission. The suit addresses a targeted campaign by Progress Alberta and the National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM), who falsely accused Mr. May of Islamophobia based on a scholarly book review he authored in 2009.
Read MoreIn September 2020, The Lawfare Project achieved an unprecedented victory in causing tech giants Zoom, Facebook, and Google (YouTube) to block from their services a webinar featuring Leila Khaled, a notorious two-time plane hijacker and leading member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), a U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization (FTO).
Read MoreCanadian counter-terrorism expert Tom Quiggin was targeted with a predatory defamation suit for his investigative reporting on the connections between Canadian radicals and terrorist groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood.
Read MoreDavid Harris, a Canadian counter-terrorism expert who was formerly with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), was sued by a professor—the former president of the Islamic Society of North America and a vocal proponent of extremist positions and entities—after Harris referred to the professor as a "radical" during a radio interview.
Read MoreFor years, the educational programs of the UN agency UNRWA, which supports Palestinian refugees, have been used to incite terrorism and violence, ubiquitous antisemitism, and Islamist extremism among the population they serve. UNRWA schools have also been used by Hamas to store and launch rockets.
Read MoreThe Palestinian Football Association (PFA) and its president, Jibril Rajoub, have repeatedly promoted racist propaganda, incited hatred and violence, and encouraged kidnap and murder. The Lawfare Project partnered with dozens of attorneys from top law firms around the globe to deliver a letter to Tokyo Sexwale, the Chairman of FIFA’s Monitoring Committee for Israel and Palestine, informing him of the PFA’s violations.
Read MoreThe Lawfare Project funded a “hate speech” lawsuit against a professor at a major Italian university, who has persistently engaged in antisemitic and discriminatory behavior on campus.
Read MoreThe Lawfare Project funded a legal action against an Italian fundraising front for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), a designated terrorist group in the United States, Canada, and throughout Europe.
Read MoreLeila Khaled—a notorious plane hijacker and member of designated terrorist group the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP—has been traveling throughout Europe with impunity and giving speeches glorifying terrorism, including before the European Parliament.
Read MoreTV channels run by terrorist groups such as Al-Aqsa TV (Hamas) and Al-Manar network (Hezbollah) regularly air programming—targeting children—that incites violence against Jews and promotes acts of terrorism.
Read MoreAfter learning that a Hamas event was scheduled to be held at an InterContinental Hotel Group (IHG) hotel in Doha, Qatar, The Lawfare Project sent a cautionary letter to IHG advising that the company would risk criminal and civil liability under U.S. federal law if it proceeded in hosting the designated terrorist organization. IHG immediately cancelled the event.
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