Israeli Volunteer Group "Yedidim" Sued for 2.5 Million Shekels Over Donation Texts
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What happened
An Israeli man is suing the volunteer organization "Yedidim" for 2.5 million shekels, claiming he received an unsolicited donation text message violating privacy laws. The organization, which provides free roadside assistance, fears the lawsuit will hinder its operations, while a group of beneficiaries supports "Yedidim."
- 01Amit Vorghaft sues "Yedidim" for 2.5 million shekels over alleged illegal donation texts.
- 02Vorghaft claims the SMS violated telecommunications law by being sent without consent.
- 03"Yedidim" warns the lawsuit could severely impact its free volunteer services.
- 04A group of beneficiaries supports "Yedidim" and opposes the lawsuit.
- 05This is Vorghaft's second lawsuit against "Yedidim" for similar reasons.
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