Posted on 07/26/2009 6:27:54 PM PDT by Nachum
(IsraelNN.com) Rabbi David Yosef, the son of Shas party spiritual leader Ovadia Yosef, resisted a bribe offered by state's witness Solomon Dwek in the American investigation that resulted in the arrest of 44 people on charges of bribery or money laundering last week, according to a report by News One on Sunday.
The report says that Dwek came to the younger Rabbi Yosef and offered to cash a $25,000 for him in exchange for a percentage of the money, claiming he had nothing to eat and that the rabbi was obligated to save him. The rabbi was careful enough to refuse and say he did not deal in such matters
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Dwek from Nigeria?
Don’t think so. This is a Jewish guy.
Dwek came to the younger Rabbi Yosef and offered to cash a $25,000 for him in exchange for a percentage of the money, claiming he had nothing to eat and that the rabbi was obligated to save him.
Just sounded like the Nigerian scam.
Rabbi David Yosef, the son of Shas party spiritual leader Ovadia Yosef, resisted a bribe offered by state's witness Solomon Dwek in the American investigation that resulted in the arrest of 44 people on charges of bribery or money laundering last week, according to a report by News One on Sunday.
Interesting questions here.
Dwek from Jersey.
Offered bribes to gentile politicians and ultra-orthodox rabbis and an organ broker.
Wearing a wire.
I love my state.
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