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Beitar Jerusalem Owner Sues Israeli Public Broadcaster for $275,000
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By דסק החדשות C14
First reported by Ice · 2 hours ago
What happened
Barak Abramov, owner of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer club and the Japnicka restaurant chain, is suing the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation for NIS 1 million (approximately $275,000) in damages. He alleges that the broadcaster falsely linked him and his businesses to the Jarushi crime family in its publications, causing significant harm to his reputation and business.
- 01Barak Abramov is suing the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation for NIS 1 million.
- 02He claims publications falsely linked him to the Jarushi crime family.
- 03Abramov denies any business ties to the crime family.
- 04The lawsuit alleges damage to his reputation and business operations.
- 05The controversy is linked to attacks on his Japnicka restaurant branches.
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