Army Radio and Reporter Ordered to Pay NIS 600,000 to Ofi Naeh
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
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- Army Radio and Hadas Steif to pay Ofi Naeh NIS 600,000.
- The payment is for hacking Naeh's phone and using the data.
- The ruling follows a seven-and-a-half-year legal process.
- Steif previously claimed she received the data, not hacked it.
After seven and a half years, Judge Oren Schwartz ordered Army Radio (Galei Tzahal) and former investigative reporter Hadas Steif to pay Ofi Naeh approximately NIS 600,000. The ruling stems from the hacking of Naeh's mobile phone and the use of information obtained from the breach.
Approximately two years ago, Steif testified in the case concerning the phone hacks of Naeh. At the time, she maintained that she did not hack the phone but rather received the materials after they had already been extracted from the compromised devices. Naeh's defense attorney questioned why Steif had sought immunity, to which she responded that she feared harm and only later understood that immunity meant not being prosecuted.
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