Jews love to portrait themselves as human and USA’s best friend. If the behavior of these Jews is human then I wonder how Jewish criminals behave. If the rest of the Jewish rabble is as law-obedient as these Jews, then now wonder USA is known around the world for her crimes against humanity.

Where do Jewish criminals bank their money? Israel, the crime-nation

Randulf Johan Hansen¨
www.thenewsturmer.com

“For these defendants, corruption was a way of life,” Ralph J. Marra Jr., the acting United States attorney in New Jersey, said at a news conference. “They existed in an ethics-free zone.”

Mr. Marra said that average citizens “don’t have a chance” against the culture of influence peddling the investigation had unearthed. (Excerpt from NY TImes account)

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/24/nyregion/24jersey.html

Several excellent videos at http://wcbstv.com/local/bid.rig.nj.2.1098658.html

Rabbi Saul Kassin, center, of Brooklyn, was one of the 44 arrested on Thursday as part of

a vast money laundering and corruption sweep by the F.B.I.

Agents led suspects from F.B.I. headquarters in Newark on Thursday.

My9_Syrian_Jews

Arrests Put Spotlight on Jewish Community

Thousands of Syrian Jews Live in Deal

Updated: Thursday, 23 Jul 2009, 4:07 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 23 Jul 2009, 4:07 PM EDT

July 23, 2009 — The arrests of politicians and religious
leaders in what authorities describe as an international corruption
and money laundering operation are putting an insular Syrian Jewish
community at the Jersey shore in an uncomfortable spotlight.
Two of the rabbis charged Thursday with money laundering headed
Jewish congregations in Deal.
The wealthy Monmouth County beach community is home to about
10,000 Syrian Jews year-round, and the population surges to three
times that much in the summer, fueled by vacationers from Brooklyn.
A member of a synagogue headed by one of the defendants says the
charges are hard to believe, given the rabbi’s sermons on the need
to be ethical.
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Money Laundering/Illegal Money Remitting

• Eliahu Ben Haim

, 58, of Long Branch, NJ, charged with money laundering.

• Schmulik Cohen, 35, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering and illegal money transmitting.

• Levi Deutsch, 37, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• Yeshayahu Ehrental, 65, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering and illegal money transmitting.

• Mordchai Fish, 56, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• Yolie Gertner, 30, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• David S. Goldhirsh, 30, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• Saul Kassin, 87, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• Edmund Nahum, 56, of Deal, NJ, charged with money laundering.

• Abe Pollack, 40, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• Lavel Schwartz, 57, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• Binyomin Spira, 28, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• Naftoly Weber, 40, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.

• Arye Weiss, 34, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering and illegal money transmitting.

Human Organ Trafficking

• Levy-Izhak Rosenbaum

, 58, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with conspiracy to transport human organs

For the charge of conspiring to commit money laundering, the maximum statutory penalties are 20 years in Federal prison and a maximum statutory fine of $250,000.

For the charge of conspiring to conduct an illegal money transmitting business, the maximum statutory penalties are 5 years in Federal prison and a maximum statutory fine of $250,000.

For the charge of conspiring to transport human organs, the maximum statutory penalties are 5 years in Federal prison and a maximum statutory fine of $250,000