JERUSALEM - The key witness in a corruption probe that threatens to topple Prime Minister Ehud Olmert made a dramatic courtroom appearance Tuesday, telling prosecutors that he handed cash-stuffed envelopes to the Israeli politician and suspected some of the money went to fund Olmert's fondness for fine hotels, first-class flights and luxury goods.
In sometimes emotional testimony, Jewish-American businessman Morris Talansky told the court that he turned over about $150,000 (