Japanese police arrested on Wednesday two Israeli men living in Tokyo for attempting to smuggle 220 kilograms of gold bullion in 2017 -- the largest haul seized in the country.They were also held for alleged violation of Japan's customs law. It is claimed they successfully smuggled, by air, a further amount of about 200 kg of gold -- worth some 924 million yen ($8.42 million) -- disguised as auto parts from Hong Kong, in November 2017, so evading some 70 million yen in consumption tax.The police believe the men -- Reuben Rosen, 58, an executive at a precious metals importer, and David Cohen…READ FULL ARTICLE