By Paul Berger
Dignitaries made solemn pledges — in the name of the Terezin concentration camp — to aid needy Holocaust survivors. But four years later, there is little to show for all the talk.
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By Paul Berger
The Conservative movement’s umbrella group has laid off a total of 12 full-time and part-time employees in an effort to close a bulging $1 million budget deficit.
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By Paul Berger
Julius Berman may have hoped to keep a lid on a fraud scandal by appointing a sympathetic internal investigation committee. Instead, calls for an independent probe have only grown sharper.
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By Paul Berger
An ombudsman will investigate how top officials at the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany handled an anonymous letter that could have drastically reduced a multi-million dollar fraud at the organization.Read More
By Paul Berger
The chairman of the Claims Conference hits out at media coverage and communal criticism of his handling of a 2001 letter that could have stopped a multi-million dollar fraud.
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