...has been working since 1998 to stop Irving Moskowitz's activities in Jerusalem and Hawaiian Gardens, a small, predominantly Latino city in Los Angeles County, California.

In Hawaiian Gardens, Moskowitz operates a bingo hall and owns a casino; he controls the government for the benefit of his gambling operations. In East Jerusalem, he uses profits from those operations to thwart Israeli-Palestinian peace by buying strategically placed Palestinian real estate for Jewish settlers and supporting militant anti-peace organizations.

In February 2000, the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Aharonot, discovered an Internet assassination "game" that invited visitors to "destroy" Israel's Prime Minister Ehud Barak and other moderate, pro-peace Israeli political leaders. It reported tracing the registration of the "especially violent" website to Cherna Moskowitz, Irving Moskowitz's wife and business partner in the Hawaiian Gardens Casino and other business ventures.

The game encouraged visitors to click on a leader's picture, which would "explode," accompanied by the sound of screaming.

Moskowitz's defense of [1994 Hebron massacre perpetrator Baruch] Goldstein gives some credence to a report in Mother Jones magazine that suggested he was in favor of the 1995 assassination of Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin. Robert Silverstein told reporter Christopher Cook he had been childhood friends with Moskowitz. Silverstein recounted to Cook part of a conversation he had with Moskowitz soon after Rabin's assassination, "I said this business with Rabin is too much. Suddenly there was a cold silence. Then he said, "You don't know all the facts." Shocked, Silverstein concluded that Moskowitz supported the assassins. Their friendship was at an end.