Posted on 03/09/2015 5:41:25 PM PDT by nuconvert
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry marked the eighth year since the disappearance in Iran of Jewish-American Robert Levinson with a plea for his safe return.
Kerry in a statement issued Monday called on the government of Iran to “work cooperatively with us on the investigation into his disappearance so we can ensure his safe return.”
Levinson, 67, of Coral Springs, Florida, disappeared from Kish Island. The statement said Levinson is one of the longest-held American citizens in history and that he has “spent more than 2,900 days separated from those who love him.”
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The FBI announced that it has increased its reward for information that could lead to Levinson’s safe return to up to $5 million from $1 million.
(Excerpt) Read more at timesofisrael.com ...
What? Does Obama want to behead him?
Its probably part of Obama’s wonderful deal with Iran; they do NOT have to reveal his whereabouts or fate..
So a Jew is worth only five million, and Bergdahl was worth a lot more?
“The FBI on Monday increased the reward for information leading to the return of a former FBI agent who went missing eight years ago from the Iranian resort of Kish Island.”
How many bunker-buster bombs can five mil buy?
take your pick ... it's all a scam
When Bush was POTUS, libs said high rewards would not work in 3rd World countries, that the amounts seemed unreal to them.I guess they don’t think this anymore?
What’s the reward for the Christian missing at the White House?
.... Anybody notice that according to this Administration this JOOOOs life is only worth $5 Million and the price paid for the release of Bowe Bergdahl was actually $5 BILLION.
If they didn’t strongly suspect that he was dead, they’d never have made the offer...
We never pay ransom to terrorists....ever.......ever....sometimes
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