Israeli Candidate’s Files Targeted Again
From Times Wire Reports
For the second time in a week, burglars took campaign files from the Capitol Hill offices of a prominent Democratic pollster advising Israeli prime ministerial candidate Ehud Barak. A polling firm official said the company has “increasing reason to believe . . . that whoever is doing this is targeting our work on the Israeli campaign” of the Labor Party leader. Also, Israeli police are investigating break-ins at the offices and homes of seven Barak advisors in Tel Aviv.
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