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Channel 14 and Broadcaster Ordered to Pay $27,000 in Defamation Case
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 16 hours ago
What happened
Channel 14 and broadcaster Nati Langerman were ordered to pay NIS 100,000 to communications consultant Yosifa Barak in a defamation lawsuit. The court found several claims made against Barak by Langerman to be libelous and unproven, though it upheld one claim regarding disturbing content about a child.
- 01Channel 14 and Nati Langerman must pay NIS 100,000 to Yosifa Barak.
- 02The ruling addresses defamation claims from publications during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- 03Several accusations against Barak, including a "sexual bribe" claim, were found unproven.
- 04The court upheld one claim regarding disturbing content about a child.
- 05The defendants failed to prove truth or good faith for most claims.
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