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Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, has found himself in yet another scandal. According to officials, documents were confiscated after police raided the ministry offices of Olmert, who is thought to be apart of a bribery scandal. A total of three American business men were questioned, including the Las Vegas billionaire, Sheldon Adelson who was in Jerusalem for a conference marking the 60th anniversary of the Jewish state.
Sheldon Adelson questioned by Israeli police
(via Yahoo News) · May 13, 2008 · 4:48 PM
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