Justice shouldn't take 25 years
25 years ago, my daughter was killed in the Sbarro bombing. Why is her killer still free?
25 years ago, my daughter was killed in the Sbarro bombing. Why is her killer still free?

The life of Malki, the youngest of the children we brought to Israel when we settled in Jerusalem in 1988, ended in a thundering explosion. How we kept her memory alive.

Arnold Roth’s 25-year fight for accountability for the terrorist who planned the murderous attack that killed his daughter and her friend at the Sbarro in Jerusalem.

In an interview, Roth demands the extradition from Jordan to the U.S. of the terrorist behind the 2001 attack in Jerusalem in which his daughter, Malki, and 15 others were murdered.

Nearly 30,000 signatures call on U.S. to demand Jordan comply with treaty and surrender FBI-listed fugitive behind 2001 Sbarro Bombing.

Watch: Erin Molan exposes the shocking truth behind Jordan’s King protecting Hamas terrorist Ahlam Tamimi—the mastermind behind the horrific attack that took the life of Arnold Roth’s daughter, Malki Roth. Despite being one of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists, Tamimi remains free in Jordan.

Terrorist mass murderers who murdered US citizens are walking the streets in violation of explicit US law. Haniyeh is living it up in Qatar, Tamimi in Jordan. Trying them in court would educate Americans to what terror is, as Eichmann's trial did for the Holocaust. Op-ed.

Ten years after America's formal request for the extradition of Ahlam Al-Tamimi, killer of 3 US citizens, she is a celeb in Jordan. Op-ed.

Father of terror victim discusses the hunt for a child’s killer and the fight to see justice done.

Justice must be done. We don’t need to rely on the Torah to know this. But the Torah did have a plan of action.

Bereaved mother writes: My angelic, generous, musical and loving daughter is gone while terrorist Ahlam Tamimi is alive and free in Jordan.

Rabbinical Alliance of America supports withholding of aid from Jordan to force extradition of murderer of American 15-year-old Malkie Roth.

in 2001, Malki Roth was murdered in the infamous Sbarro's bombing attack in Jerusalem. 20 years later, her parents still mourn their loss.
