Global money-laundering sting nets 27 Australian 'money mules'
The Australian Federal Police operation identified 27 alleged money mules, people who are used by criminals to transfer money, usually cash from the proceeds of crime.
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The Australian Federal Police operation identified 27 alleged money mules, people who are used by criminals to transfer money, usually cash from the proceeds of crime.
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Ami Weintraub (he/they) is a teacher, organizer and writer. They are a Rabbinical student in the Aleph Ordination Program. Ami founded and runs Ratzon: Center for Healing and Resistance and teaches in Hebrew school in Pittsburgh.
Ben Case is an organizer, researcher, and writer. He helped found IfNotNow Pittsburgh and JOLT. Case is a postdoctoral scholar at the Center for Work and Democracy and has a PhD in sociology from the University of Pittsburgh.
What Happened to IfNotNow? This feature appears in our Spring 2021 issue. Subscribe now to receive a copy in your mailbox. ONE FRIDAY AFTERNOON in June 2019, the anti-Israeli-occupation group IfNotNow sent its roughly 2,000 members an unusually candid email. “First and foremost: we owe you all, the leaders and members of IfNotNow, an apology,” it began. Part strategy document, part confessional, the email—signed by IfNotNow’s full-time staff—responded to discontent that had been brewing for months. IfNotNow had become too hierarchical, many members said, leaving local chapters u...