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Arbitrator Finds No Basis for Claims Against Ehud Barak's Spyware Firm
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An arbitrator found no basis for claims that Ehud Barak's spyware firm harmed national security, ruling in favor of Barak and former Unit 8200 commander Ehud Schneorson. Venture capitalist Michael Eisenberg, who made the claims on X, acted out of "authentic concern," the arbitrator stated. The decision, which Eisenberg accepted, recommends he donate to wounded soldiers and is expected to become a court ruling.
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- Arbitrator found no basis for claims that Ehud Barak's spyware firm harmed national security.
- The libel suit was filed by Ehud Barak and Ehud Schneorson against Michael Eisenberg.
- Eisenberg acted out of "authentic concern," according to the arbitrator's decision.
- A significant donation to wounded soldiers was recommended for Eisenberg.
- The Jerusalem District Court is expected to ratify the decision.
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