Enrique Iglesias and his wife, Anna Kournikova, are leading a contingent of jet-setters to Israel to help billionaire Arcadi Gaydamak celebrate Hanukkah - and they’re charging only about $1 million.


The Spanish crooner and his Russian spouse, who was once a top-10 tennis player, need 30 luxury hotel rooms for their entourage, and they’ve already requested that mineral water and freshly squeezed orange juice be placed in their own room at 7 a.m., Israel’s Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reports. Ukrainian-born Gaydamak made his fortune in import/export in France, but fled in 2000 when an arrest warrant was issued charging him with tax evasion and selling arms to Angola. To avoid extradition, he’s been cultivating good will by giving large sums to Israeli charities. On Dec. 21, on the eve of the lighting of the seventh Hanukkah candle, 1,000 guests - including Benjamin Netanyahu - are expected at the Hilton Hotel in Tel Aviv to hear Iglesias sing.