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Katzav faces rape charge

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March 12, 2009 11:32
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Moshe Katzav, the former Israeli president, is to be charged with rape. Mr Katzav, 63, allegedly raped a female official in the late nineties while he was minister of tourism. He will be indicted on several counts of sexual misconduct.

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