The massive fraud of the Israeli in Los Angeles
An Israeli from Los Angeles is accused of a massive fraud: He recruited elderly people to nursing hospitals, paid bribes – and even registered deceased people for hospice after their death.
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IDF soldier dies, additional soldier injured, after vehicle overturns during operation in Lebanon
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