A well-known model told the agency and her associates that when she was 17, the owners of Betar Jerusalem, businessman Moshe Hogg, tried to force themselves on her a few years ago. This was reported tonight (Sunday) in News 13 by Baruch Kara.
According to the advertisement, the model told the agent and some of her associates near the time of the incident that Hogg entered the room of the hotel where she was staying, tried to perform a sexual act on her - and she shunned him.
Neither the agent nor the associates complained to the police.
Celebrating for his part denied the claim completely.
According to him, everything that happened in the same hotel between him and the model was in full agreement.
According to Celebrates, he has evidence to support his version including a polygraph test he did privately.
According to the report, the modeling agent, who did not tell the law enforcement authorities about the incident, also hid the case from the model's parents.
This is despite the fact that it was then under their full guardianship.
There were business ties between the agent and the celebrating businessman, before and after the event in question.
The modeling agent in question applied to the court last night and received in the presence of one party a restraining order on additional and significant details in the case.
News 13 claimed: "We will soon go to court and ask for the removal of the order that will allow the investigation to be broadcast," due to the great public importance we see in the affair - the suspicion of alleged sexual offense against a 17-year-old model, and the agent Of the young woman and not to law enforcement. "