from: Rosen Jack <rosenjack94@gmail.com>
reply-to: jack_rosen1@outlook.com
date: Nov 8, 2026, 2:16 PM
subject: Contact whats app: line +34 602 173 281 to defend your $17 Million 2026 HEAR Act Update
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Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Inc. (Claims Conference)
PO Box 1215
New York, NY 10113 USA.
email (jack_rosen1@outlook.com)
whats app: line +34 602 173 281
visit website:https://www.claimscon. org/about/board/
Attn Beneficiary ,
Contact whats app: line +34 602 173 281 to defend your $17 Million loaded into UBS ATM card being one of the largest claims with Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul and his Israeli counterpart Gideon Sa’ar.
Done be an obstacle to your claims as these funds are needed to be released especially now and in the coming years in order to digitise you on Yad Vashem’s website as vast collections and to facilitate wider-reaching European and global programmes promoting awareness of the Holocaust, particularly for younger target groups.
To avoid this cancellation, urgently contact Beatriz Martin Jimenez, UBS Group Chief Operating Officer, UBS Group vis email <mmaria1974@outlook.com> so that you can rectify this ORDER and apply to start using your $17, Million via ATM Card in any ATM Machine World wide.
Acknowledge Reply via email <alina-semo@outlook.com> to save your claim file.
Respectfully,
Rosen Jack
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