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Public Clash Erupts Over Ownership Claims at Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Club Arik Shtilman accused Guy Harel of secretly joining investor Jason Levine to acquire shares in Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club, claims Harel vehemently denied. The dispute has intensified public debate over the club's ownership transparency and future management.
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What happened 01 Arik Shtilman claims Guy Harel is secretly partnering with Jason Levine to own Maccabi Tel Aviv shares. 02 Shtilman calls the alleged deal a humiliation for club owner Shimon Rokanti and fans. 03 Guy Harel denies the accusations, calling them lies and misinformation. 04 Shtilman highlights the ownership structure's secrecy, registered in Delaware to hide shareholders. 05 The dispute fuels ongoing tensions about Maccabi Tel Aviv's investor transparency and management. 06 Harel serves as a mediator between Levine and the club, rejecting all ownership claims against him. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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