From the linked Haaretz article:

"Around this time [Miriam Adelson] met Dan Raviv, then a reporter for Israel TV, who would later become the PR man in charge of the worldwide positioning of the Adelson Group."

I did a double-take on that. Dan Raviv is a journalist with CBS News.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Raviv

Either there are TWO Dan Ravivs — both with a background in broadcast journalism, both having lived in Israel — or else it's one hyperactive guy, juggling PR and reporting duties for two masters.

The left-liberal media obviously will tolerate right-wing Jewish moguls influencing public policy, but not gentile ones like Scaife. Why is this so? It is because Jewish moguls are generally only right wing when it comes to Israel, and are reliably subversive, liberal and libertine when it comes to America. Look how Adelson made his billions — by pimping gambling to Americans. Would he ever pimp gambling to his precious Jewish Zionists in Israel? Highly doubtful. It’s okay to turn America into a whorehouse, though.

Jews like Adelson and his left-liberal media allies are sucking the lifeblood from America and, in Adelson's case, transferring it to Zionism and Israel. True, a percentage of non-Zionist left-liberals may have different political motives for bringing America low, but they certainly learned much of their subversiveness and tactics from gentile-hating Jews, which is why they give Jews like Adelson a pass.

America is being destroyed by the primacy of the two worst traits of the bi-polar US political system: degeneracy on the left, and money worship on the right. Jews like Adelson are a combination of those despicable characteristics.

Mira Adelson (aka Dr. Miriam Adelson)is my cousin.

A wonderful and a brilliant woman and physician.

She is not, I assure you, a "Holocaust survivor," and was born in Tel Aviv.

Both mother and her father, Simcha Farbstein and Menucha (Samelsohn) Farbstein were olim, arriving from NE Poland shortly before the outbreak of war. The family is heroic, patriotic, and many were its losses, and this is attested on the door of the new Museum of Holocaust Art at Yad Vashem, funded by the Adelsons; it is inscribed in memory of those members of the Samelsohn and Farbstein families fallen in the Shoa.