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lieved to be a Colombian nation- volved the purchase of hundreds
al with a Jewish background, did of acres in two Jerusalem settle-
not appear in court and is con- ments for the purpose of setting
sidered a fugitive.
up an Orthodox community, ac-
Knobloch, whom government cording to the Israeli newspaper
officials said was Rabbi Grun- Yediot Achronot.
feld's assistant, was charged with
The paper reported there is
carrying out a scheme to evade suspicion that some of the mon-
federal bank laws by depositing ey for the land deals came from
drug profits into Bobov bank ac- Colombian drug profits. But it
counts in amounts less than said "the land deals in the set-
$10,000 — just under the tlements of Zanoah and Mahseya
amount that triggers greater could fall through" because of the
bank scrutiny.
'federal investigation.
Rabbi Mahir Reiss, 47, is
The attorney representing the
charged with helping transfer two settlements was Shlomo
$2.4 million from Swiss bank ac-, Den, brother of Arye Den, the
counts believed to help buy the head of the Shas Party who is un-
drug traffickers an airplane in der indictment for a corruption
Florida, according to a federal scandal that touched Prime Min-
complaint.
ister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Abraham Reiss, 48, a Man-
The newspaper said federal in-
hattan real-estate company ex- vestigators suspect that Ortho-
ecutive, was accused with Rabbi dox institutions in Israel received
Grunfeld of wiring more than $1 funds from the Bobov money-
million from Brooklyn to Florida laundering operation.
in connection with the plane pur-
"The Bobov sect ... has many
chase, the complaint said. An- institutions in Israel," the news-
other hearing was scheduled paper noted. "The investigators
before Brooklyn Federal Judge found that the main suspect in
Jack Weinstein.
the network, Rabbi Reiss, who is
The court action comes as an a student of Rabbi Schach [Is-
Israeli newspaper reports that rael's pre-eminent Orthodox spir-
the Reiss brothers recently itual leader] frequently visits
bought land in Israel's West Israel." 111
Bank for tens of millions of
shekels. One transaction in- Jewish Week
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The "Snapple lady" is back. And now she even has a
drink named for her.
TOBY AXELROD SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS
W
endy Kaufman, the
Long Island native
who was rejected as
"too ethnic" when
Quaker Oats took over the
brand in 1994, has been re-
turned as the drink-com-
pany icon by its new
owners, Triarc Beverage
Group — in part because
of her brassy New York
style.
Kaufman "has a cer-
tain quirky personality
that fits the grass-roots
nature of the Snapple con-
sumer," said Triarc CEO
Mike Weinstein, who
helped bring back Wendy.
The new Snapple lady
commercial will air soon.
Snapple's new flavor,
"Wendy's Tropical Inspi-
ration," already is on the
market, complete with a
caricature of Kaufman on
the label.
"Can you imagine that?
I got my job back!" ex-
claimed Kaufman, 38. "It
is definitely
because of the Snapple:
Sokeser-
p
press and my so n returns.
fans. Because as crazy as I am,
they are even crazier."
The effusive Kaufman is
known for the extremely suc-
cessful ad campaign in which
she answered letters from Snap-
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