NY Post writes about Olmert's scandal investigation
Published by Avi Green on Tuesday, May 06, 2008 at 9:13 AM.
And tells about a millionaire in the midst of it (via My Right Word and NFC):
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A Long Island mogul is at the center of a sensational bribery scandal that could bring down embattled Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, The Post has learned.Talansky was a member of the Shaare Tzedek board committee. I don't know if he still is though.
Millionaire financier Morris Talansky - who runs an investment firm out of his tony home in Woodmere - allegedly passed money to Olmert while the politician was mayor of Jerusalem in the '90s, sources said.
In a highly unusual move, Israeli authorities have barred the country's media from publishing Talansky's name - revealed now in The Post - saying it could hamper their investigation. Israeli media has referred only to the involvement of an "American businessman."
Talansky is apparently set to sing to Israeli authorities about his alleged role in the scheme, sources said.
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Labels: Israel, political corruption, United States
