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Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Owners Ordered to Arbitration Amid Share Dispute
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By איתמר לוין
First reported by Ynet · 7 hours ago
What happened
A Tel Aviv court has ordered feuding owners of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club to pursue arbitration over a share dispute. The judge denied a temporary block on Chairman Shimon Mizrahi acquiring a 40% stake, stating the matter must be resolved through arbitration.
- 01Court orders Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball owners to arbitration.
- 02Judge denied a request to block chairman Mizrahi's share acquisition.
- 03Dispute involves conflicting rights of first refusal over club shares.
- 04Ownership changes follow years of stability for the team.
- 05Arbitration will determine the final validity of recent share transactions.
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