By ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK — US Federal authorities in New York on Tuesday said two funds created to provide relief for cash-strapped Holocaust survivors were raided for more than $42 million with the help of several people who were supposed to administer the funds.US Attorney Preet Bharara described the long-running scheme as he announced charges in federal court in Manhattan against 17 people, including the former director of the funds.Benjamin Netanyahu: Things you've never seen will happen in Gaza
