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Court Overturns Holocaust Survivor's Will, Citing Fraudulent Scheme
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By יעל יפה
What happened
An Israeli court canceled a Holocaust survivor's will, which left 25 million shekels to her caregiver's son, ruling it was the result of fraud and deception. The court awarded the estate to the survivor's husband and referred the case to police.
- 01Court invalidates Holocaust survivor's 25 million shekel will.
- 02Will was deemed a result of fraud and deception.
- 03Caregiver's son exploited elderly, childless couple's trust.
- 04Son allegedly received millions, luxury car, and emotional manipulation.
- 05Estate to pass to husband; case sent to police.
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