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By בר פלג
General12:09 · Oct 30, 2025

Haaretz journalist Haim Levinson received at least NIS 200,000 from Shrulik Einhorn’s Perception firm

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Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The story · English

Haaretz journalist Haim Levinson received at least NIS 200,000 from Perception, the company run by Israeli strategist Shrulik Einhorn, according to the report. The piece says the payments were made while Levinson was working as a journalist and raises questions about the relationship between the two.

The article does not say what services Levinson provided, but it states the sum was no less than NIS 200,000. The disclosure comes amid broader scrutiny of ties between journalists and politically connected figures.

No response from Levinson or Einhorn is quoted in the text provided. The report indicates the matter is now public and may prompt further examination of the arrangement.

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