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(Algemeiner) Joshua Levitt - According to the Newsweek report that an Israeli spy was caught in an air conditioner duct while spying on then U.S. Vice President Al Gore in 1998, a Secret Service agent "sees a guy starting to exit the vent into the room....He kind of coughed and the guy went back into the vents." The manager of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, Dror Danini-Forsyth, responded: "I can confirm that the story is ridiculous. There is a small pipe that brings some fresh air into the room, and it is so small that even a cat cannot walk in it." 2014-05-13 00:00:00Full Article
King David Hotel Manager Dismisses Newsweek Spying Report
(Algemeiner) Joshua Levitt - According to the Newsweek report that an Israeli spy was caught in an air conditioner duct while spying on then U.S. Vice President Al Gore in 1998, a Secret Service agent "sees a guy starting to exit the vent into the room....He kind of coughed and the guy went back into the vents." The manager of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, Dror Danini-Forsyth, responded: "I can confirm that the story is ridiculous. There is a small pipe that brings some fresh air into the room, and it is so small that even a cat cannot walk in it." 2014-05-13 00:00:00Full Article
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