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Revision as of 18:03, 24 October 2010
On 22 October 2010, the Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth published a list of potential major donors prepared by by the Benjamin Netanyahu campaign during the 2007 election campaign. The list includes names of foreign and local donors on the left hand side, and a reordered list on the right in Netanyahu's own handwriting. It includes many names who are also major contributors in US elections, both to the Democratic and Republican parties. The paper also reports that about 98% of Netanyahu's funds come from abroad.[1]
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The names also include:
- Nasser Khalili | Rupert Murdoch | Sumner Redstone | Samuel Zell | Moshe Gertner | Zack Gertler | Poju Zabloduvic | David Geffen | Donald Trump | Haim Saban | Mortimer Zuckerman | Gerald Ronson | Vincent Tchenguiz
References
- ↑ Netanyahu's 'list of millionaires', YNet, 22 October 2010
