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A five-justice Supreme Court panel headed by court President Asher D. Grunis on
Tuesday heard the state's appeal of former prime minister Ehud Olmert's
acquittals in his Jerusalem corruption trial.Although the Jerusalem
District Court convicted Olmert approximately a year ago of breach of public
trust in the Investment Affair, he was acquitted of all the more serious charges
in the Rishon Tours and Talansky affairs, received no jail time and was fined
NIS 75,000. So far, he has not been explicitly prohibited from returning to
politics, either.From the get-go, the court indicated that it was
unlikely to reverse Olmert's acquittal in the Rishon Tours Affair. It urged the
state to focus on the Talansky Affair, appearing much more engaged in and asking
more questions about that case.Statistically speaking, appeals are
rarely granted, and when a court on appeal indicates less interest in a charge
or issue, it is even less likely to grant an appeal on that issue.While
making a variety of arguments for the Supreme Court to reverse the lower court's
acquittals, one of the state's main messages was that those acquittals and the
light sentence for the one conviction had "sent the wrong message to the
public."The defense and Olmert's spokesman aggressively rebutted the
state's allegations, stating that "the appeal never should have been filed" and
that "the state's admission that it appealed because the case ended poorly"
spoke "1,000 words" and indicated that the state was mostly being a sore
loser.If Olmert's acquittals stand, and if the Supreme Court does not
make a finding of moral turpitude for breach of public trust – the one minor
crime for which Olmert was convicted – he will be done with the Rishon Tours and
Talansky affairs once and for all.If he then also emerges clean from the separate and ongoing Holyland trial in
Tel Aviv, his path to return to politics after fighting off a myriad of criminal
allegations will be clear for the first time in five years.If the
prosecution beats the odds and either convinces the Supreme Court to convict
Olmert of a more serious crime or to find him guilty of moral turpitude for the
crime of breach of public trust, his political career will be over, at least for
another seven years.There is also an outside shot that the Supreme Court
could rule for the state if it feels that the case is "too big to fail" and that
a loss could hurt the state's war against public corruption – something the
state indirectly implied by talking about the public receiving "the wrong
message."Broadly speaking, the state said the lower court had failed to
"see the forest for the trees" in its legal conclusions.The state said
that the lower court's individual conclusions were often sound, and individual
acts of alleged corruption might not prove Olmert's alleged criminal intent and
the state's case, but that the court had unnaturally separated the facts as if
analyzing them in a vacuum.According to the state, this was a mistake,
as it meant the lower court had failed to look at the overall context and
picture that Olmert's actions had painted.At one point, the court
pressed the state, appearing somewhat indignant as it asked rhetorically, "Are
you saying that any public official who receives funds from a private citizen
has committed breach of public trust?" The state essentially said "yes," while
trying to show that Olmert's case was "more serious since he was a minister"
when Talansky gave him funds, and "not just any public servant."After
the court surprisingly forced the prosecutors to wrap up their arguments in just
three hours – they had told The Jerusalem Post beforehand that they planned to
argue for seven to eight hours – it was Olmert's attorneys' turn to argue that
the earlier acquittals should stand and that he should be permitted to reenter
public life.In their initial remarks, Olmert's lawyers said that Moshe
Talansky, the US businessman who allegedly gave Olmert cashstuffed envelopes in
exchange for favors, had done so for "Zionist" motives rather than for any
personal gain.They said Talansky had received no public positions and
had no business in Israel in over a decade of making what they called
"political" donations – clarifying that his motives were pure and not for any
kind of quid pro quo.They dismissed evidence that the state had raised
regarding a single telephone call and a single letter which, after over a decade
of donations, Olmert had undertaken on Talansky's behalf, recommending Talansky
for various business propositions.The defense stated that these were
examples of mere recommendations, not of Olmert specifically using his power as
a public servant to help Talansky.They added that they were under no
obligation to prove Olmert's innocence, since it was the prosecution that was
legally obligated to bear the burden and convince the court.Following
the state's argument that the same logic the district court had used in the
Investment Affair should have led it to convict Olmert in the other affairs, the
defense responded that the state's selective acceptance of the lower court's
rulings in its favor and rejection of the rulings it disliked made no
sense.The justices did press the defense at times regarding the Talansky
Affair, questioning Olmert's attorneys about whether the former prime minister
had viable explanations for his failure to report to the state comptroller his
receipt of certain cash funds, as well as other irregularities, despite the
defense's contention that the funds were legal political contributions stemming
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the bathroom is not clean and the shower was broken, the cleaning lady does not consider that there are people sleeping in the morning.
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direction is poor, difficult to find out the hotel for a new person Beds are narrow for one person Shower stall is not covered fully (half covered) very cheap kind furniture Over priced
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I wish breakfast would be included in the room price. No air condiotion. Small room, as we had a room for three. We arrived pretty late the first evening and the first thing we had to do, is to go downstairs again and get towels and stuff for the third person. I mean, the staff should have prepaird those before we arrived!?
Good location, you can see Eiffel Tower through balcony. Near Metro station, and Carrefour City . the staff is nice and kind. in the front of hotel, there is a restaurant which serves many kinds of food.
As a single female it was safe to walk to and from the metro station at all times. Staff lovely and extremely helpful about what to do and how to get there. Very comfortable room with view of Eiffel Tower.
Maid service, size of the room, location, low noise level, friendly staff
Wifi was decent in one part of the room and kept dropping on the other side of the room, as a taller/bigger guy the shower was pretty small, having to leave the key with them when you leave, no air conditioning
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My neighbor was so noisy!!!I cann't fall asleep every night!
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a little far away from the centre area. breakfast a little expensive.
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The staff were really friendly made you feel weclome also very helpful.and was very clean could not think of anything bad against them.
Helpful staff. Good location, near the city center, safe neighbourhood. Near the supermarket. Clean room and bathroom. Homey. Nice and spacious room.
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The staff were very helpful. The first room we got was so small we had to use the bedside tables to support our luggage. Absolutely no room on the floor. When another room became available(a slightly bigger room) we asked to change rooms and they obliged. Very thankful for that!
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The staff was really nice, the room was clean. There's a really nice creperie and a supermarket at the nearest M12 station elevator is available (it is really small though)
The shower seemed a bit worn but it was clean. We didn't get the toiletries refilled for 2 days from the 4 we spent there The wifi login expired quite frequently, and the only clue is the page not loading
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No kettle in the room, so you can't make a warm coffee or tea after coming back from sightseeing Paris... Not enough hangers for towels in bathroom. One bed located just beside the entrance door... (due to the small size of the room).
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