Flier Offers NIS 20,000 for Killing Gays
Arutz Sheva, Israel - 15 hours ago
13:03 Jul 11, '06 / 15 Tammuz 5766
(IsraelNN.com) A leaflet distributed in several neighborhoods in Jerusalem offered NIS 20,000 to anyone who kills participants in the International Gay Pride Parade scheduled to take place in Jerusalem next month.
The flier also suggested that fire bombs be used to kill the participants and gave instructions on how to construct them.
The parade has generated much opposition from many religious groups in the city who are opposed to the holding of such a parade in Jerusalem. Public opinion polls show that the vast majority of Jerusalem residents are against the parade.
Later this week, a police report is expected to be issued as to whether the parade is considered a security risk. If the report determines that it is, the parade may be cancelled.
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'Bounty' For Killing Gays At World Pride
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Israeli President Dogged by Sexual Harrassment Scandal
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
FOX News CountryWatch: Israel
JERUSALEM — Israel's president is being dogged by allegations of sexual harassment, and the spiraling scandal has pushed the country's violent standoff with Hamas over a kidnapped soldier off the front pages.
The swirl of accusations against President Moshe Katsav has not led to charges or even a police investigation, but is threatening to tarnish the image of a Mr. Clean politician and has invited comparisons to that other presidential sex scandal. "Who does he think he is? Clinton?" a pair of comedians wrote in a newspaper column this week.
Katsav, who has held the largely ceremonial office since 2000, denies wrongdoing.
The first allegation surfaced late last week, when Israel's Channel 2 TV reported that a former senior employee in the president's office accused him of sexually harassing her.
The station reported that in a meeting with Katsav last week, she also threatened to disclose the number of an overseas bank account allegedly set up to collect money he received in exchange for presidential pardons. The employee demanded hush money, the report said.
The Maariv newspaper reported Tuesday that a second woman has since come forward.
"Katsav sexually harassed me," the headline blared, but the newspaper did not reveal her identity.
Five more women accuse Katsav of sexual harassment
Haaretz reveals further testimonies of former employees which accuse president of harassment
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