Hilton Chain Asked To Compensate Sinai Victims | Ha'aretz
An Israeli attorney demanded Monday that the Hilton hotel chain compensate the victims of last Thursday's Sinai terror attacks who were staying at the Taba Hilton. The attorney, Moshe Zingel, sent a letter to the hotel chain Monday, asking it to accept responsibility for the security and belongings of the guests at its hotels. Zingel, who is representing a small number of the attack victims, including some foreign nationals, says in his letter to Theo Keutzer, deputy president of the Hilton chain in West Europe and the Middle East, that his clients paid for their holiday and therefore the hotel was obliged to ensure their personal safety and belongings.
