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Israeli men charged in bid to get false passport WELLINGTON, Saturday (Reuters) New Zealand has charged two Israeli men with trying to fraudulently obtain New Zealand passports, a local newspaper reported on Saturday. Urie Zoshe Kelman and Eli Cara each denied the three charges, including attempting to obtain a passport and participating in an organised crime group to obtain a false passport, in an Auckland court on Friday, the Weekend Herald newspaper reported. Prime Minister Helen Clark confirmed the court action was related to an attempt to fraudulently obtain a New Zealand passport and the people involved were Israeli citizens, but declined to confirm names or details about the charges. |
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