$235 million at Yad Vashem

Without the donor's signature — Theft by trick

Since the State of Israel has not only engaged in economic and industrial espionage against me, but has also tortured me since my earliest childhood and, furthermore, murdered my children—a fact I only learned about in 2012—I believe that a donation in the amount of 235 million U.S. dollars is invalid without my signature. First of all, I am the former owner of the domain Shopping.com, which was sold to eBay in 2005 for approximately $635 million.

Yad VashemImage: Yad Vashem Since I am familiar with the tactics of the Mossad and the Israeli government, and since I have not received a response from Yad Vashem despite written requests by mail and email, I hereby report the money as stolen. Under German law, I have 30 years to recover my money. I assume this is a case of theft by deception. Why? Because I clearly and explicitly asked the Israeli government during a phone call in 2012 which bank the money was held in and requested bank statements, yet received no reasonable answer. Furthermore, since the State of Israel has been subjecting me to ongoing terrorism screening since approximately 1981, I believe the money should have been transferred to me, just as the CIA/NSA wanted and had communicated to the Israelis. Another reason is that Mossad agents had been discussing a mysterious $30 million offer with me as early as 2005, which was then promptly presented to me in 2013.

Since the State of Israel has, by and large, been taking me for a fool since 1981, I assume that the theft was planned well in advance. During a phone call with the Israeli government in 2012, they initially hinted that they wanted to give me my money, but then claimed I would have to travel to Israel for a terrorism screening without providing me with the bank’s address or its name. However, during the course of that phone call, the Israelis’ attitude shifted, and they let the matter fall through—in other words, they wrote it off as a loss. In another matter involving the financial sector, I was told toward the end of the call that the prime minister did not want me to collect my share. That share is expected to amount to approximately 50 million euros in 2026. Prior to that, however, there was an admission that Israel’s Prime Minister had demanded money from me privately, during kidnappings that involved hypnosis. The Israelis also confessed to an attempted murder of him in 2012. A criminal complaint will follow.

The following is hereby reported as stolen:

  • What was stolen: $235,000,000.00 ($235 million)
  • Location of the stolen property: Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, Israel
  • Perpetrators: The Government of the State of Israel from 2005 through 2013, as well as the Israeli foreign intelligence service Mossad during the same period.
  • Date of publication: July 19, 2026
  • Statute of limitations: 2043

Note: I find it utterly outrageous that, with 235 million US dollars at stake, they haven’t even bothered to respond to my letters and emails. This also applies to Yad Vashem. At the same time, meddling in my other business affairs and telling me that they don’t want me to collect my money—while using telephone hypnosis and gaslighting to implant this idea in my mind—is an outrage beyond compare. On top of that, there is another case where the damages amount to at least a six-figure sum. This includes the embezzlement of my share of patent royalties and licenses—which were derived from my “Messiah” letters and intelligence and military interrogations of me—and which had a value of approximately 1 billion U.S. dollars in 2012. In the latter case, the Israelis told me over the phone in 2012: “The money is gone.”

Sources:

  1. Israeli government | Phone call in 2012. The conversation was about Shopping.com and money | www.gov.il/he | accessed on October 21, 2026
  2. Mossad | Conversations with Israeli Mossad agents during kidnappings regarding a $30 million offer prior to 2009 | www.mossad.gov.il/en | accessed on October 21, 2026
  3. CIA | Information on this matter is subject to source protection | www.cia.gov/ | accessed on October 21, 2026
  4. Yad Vashem | Donation receipt in the amount of 235 million US dollars received by mail from Yad Vashem | www.yadvashem.org/ | accessed on October 21, 2026

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