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Basketball Player Accuses Club Chairman of Hacking Email, Demands $25,000

How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

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First reported by Mako · 5 hours ago

What happened

Basketball player Max Heidegger has accused Bnei Herzliya chairman Eldad Akunis of hacking his email and impersonating him to claim tuition fees. Heidegger is demanding $25,000 in compensation, while the club dismisses the claims as fabricated and an attempt to influence contract disputes.

  • 01Max Heidegger accuses Bnei Herzliya chairman Eldad Akunis of hacking his email.
  • 02Heidegger alleges Akunis impersonated him to seek a tuition refund.
  • 03The player is demanding $25,000 in compensation for alleged offenses.
  • 04Bnei Herzliya calls the claims fabricated and an attempt to influence contract arbitration.
  • 05The dispute is linked to Heidegger's recent signing with Hapoel Tel Aviv.

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OrganizationsBnei Herzliya, Hapoel Tel Aviv, Reichman University
PlacesIsrael

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MakoCenter · Hebrew5 hours ago
Basketball Player Accuses Club Chairman of Hacking Email, Demands $25,000
N12Center · Hebrew5 hours ago
Basketball Player Accuses Club Chairman of Hacking Email, Demands $25,000

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