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Tag Archives: Elie Wiesel
The Ponzi Scheme In Orthodox Dating
From Hirhurim: R. Chananya Weissman takes on the "Ponzi scheme" solution to the Shidduch Crisis: link Philologos on the proper spelling of "meshugas": link College should only take three years: link Letters about Human Rights Watch, including from its chairwoman … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Hirhurim
Tagged alan dershowitz, deeper roots, Elie Wiesel, gil student, meshugas, philologos, proper spelling, socio economic status
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Inside Steven Spielberg’s Wunderkinder Foundation
Here are the 2007 990 IRS filing and the 2006 filing. The amount of trading with the Wunderkinder’s money is unbelievable. It’s as though someone was day-trading with the Foundation’s nestegg. Wunderkinder’s operators were, at best, asleep at the wheel. … Continue reading
Posted in Bernard Madoff, Charity
Tagged Bernard Madoff, commodity futures, Elie Wiesel, fraud scandal, irs code, irs filing, steven spielberg
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The Jewish Funders Network & United Federations Emergency Meeting In Israel
This happened this week. Anyone have the scoop? There were a lot of anxious people comparing notes. Rachel emails: "Your first article yesterday was all the talk at the Jewish Funders Network emergency meeting, and the United Federations emergency meeting … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Elie Wiesel
Tagged bear stearns, Elie Wiesel, elie wiesel foundation, funders, Israel, jewish funders network, lehman brothers, network emergency, philanthropic world, scoop
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Inside The Elie Wiesel Foundation
From the Times of London Dec. 20, 2008: It takes an extraordinarily heartless conman to swindle a survivor of Auschwitz and Buchenwald and Nobel Peace Prize winner out of all his charitable funds. Yet that is exactly what Bernard “Bernie” … Continue reading
Posted in Bernard Madoff, Charity, Elie Wiesel
Tagged elie weisel, Elie Wiesel, elie wiesel foundation, elie wiesel foundation for humanity, financial meltdown, howard sobel, internal revenue code, latham and watkins, madoff, nine times, nobel peace prize, nobel peace prize winner, peace prize winner, us taxpayer
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The Elie Wiesel Foundation Does Not Have Clean Hands
The losers in the Bernie Madoff scandal rarely have clean hands. They were knowing participants in a scheme that was entirely imprudent and in more jeopardy than a virgin at a jailhouse rodeo. The Elie Wiesel Foundation had $9 million … Continue reading
Posted in Bernard Madoff, Charity
Tagged bernie madoff, Elie Wiesel, elie wiesel foundation, louis rukeyser, rsm mcgladrey, wiesenthal center
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What Is Marc B. Shapiro’s Ideology?
He says he’s Modern Orthodox and he seems to me to be Modern Orthodox. And I guess that’s the answer to the question in my headline. I asked Marc about his ideology Saturday night and he essentially said he was … Continue reading →