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Olmert: 'I'll resign if indicted'
cbn.com May 9, 2008
Ehud Olmert said he will resign if indicted for allegedly accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in illicit contributions. ... In the latest investigation against the prime minister, police suspect that he received large sums of money during his tenures as mayor of...
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