US Rabbi, A Convicted Sexual Predator, Won't Receive Israeli Citizenship
Baruch Lanner was granted temporary residency by former interior minister Aryeh Deri - Click the link for more details.
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Baruch Lanner was granted temporary residency by former interior minister Aryeh Deri - Click the link for more details.
Two decades after he was convicted of abusing two NJ students, Rabbi Baruch Lanner is seeking a new start in Israel.
(Jewish Link) Baruch Lanner, 72, a former NCSY regional director and school principal who was convicted in 2002 for sexually abusing two teenage girls in the 1990s and served three years in prison, was granted residency status in Israel after he and his wife attempted to make aliyah.
It’s been 14 years since Lanner, then 58, was released after serving three years at Southwoods State Prison in Bridgeton, New Jersey.
Baruch Lanner, who served nearly three years in prison for child sex offenses in the US, arrived in Israel as a tourist, thereby circumventing the Jewish Agency