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Basketball Player Max Heidegger Accuses Club Chairman of Email Hacking and Fraud
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By נועה פופלינגר ואלון אמסלם
First reported by N12 · 1 day ago
What happened
Basketball player Max Heidegger has sent a legal warning to Bnei Herzliya chairman Eldad Akunis, accusing him of hacking Heidegger's email, impersonating him to request tuition refunds, and demanding NIS 100,000 in compensation. The club denies the allegations, calling them fabricated and an attempt to influence a separate contract dispute.
- 01Max Heidegger accuses Bnei Herzliya chairman Eldad Akunis of email hacking and fraud.
- 02Heidegger demands NIS 100,000 in compensation within seven days.
- 03The allegations include fraud, impersonation, and invasion of privacy.
- 04Bnei Herzliya calls the claims fabricated and an attempt to influence a contract dispute.
- 05Heidegger recently signed with Hapoel Tel Aviv, causing a separate conflict.
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