Daniel Abrams
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Daniel Abraham is an American billionaire who bought the home of acting Israel prime minister Ehud Olmert for $2.7 million on November 24, 2004, through a front company based out of the British Virgin Islands. The purchase is causing interest due to extensive campaign donations that Abrams made to Olmert overtime, and because an unusual contract stipulation says that Olmert can live in the house until 2010, though it was purchased in 2004. The purchase is currently under investigation by the Israeli State Comptroller and Ombudsman Micha Lindenstrauss.
Abrams is a broadcast executive and former news correspondent.[1]
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- Comptroller probing sale of Olmert J'lem home Haaretz, February 22, 2006
- Olmert denies wrongdoing in 2004 real estate deal Jerusalem Post, February 21, 2006
- State Comptroller probes Olmert house sale Globes, February 21, 2006
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