Benjamin Berger

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Benjamin Berger was convicted, along with co-conspirators Kalmen Stern, David Goldstein, and Jacob Elbaum, of swindling[citation needed] more than $40 million in government money[citation needed]. Bill Clinton reduced the jail terms of the men[citation needed], who are members of the Hasidic New York community[citation needed] of New Square.


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