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Ex-Minister Shalom Simhon Ordered to Pay $5,500 in Defamation Case
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First reported by TheMarker · 7 hours ago
What happened
Former Israeli Minister Shalom Simhon was ordered by a Tel Aviv court to pay NIS 30,000 in damages and costs for defaming the founders of Pasta Rico in an email. The email was sent during a shareholder dispute between Tnuva and the founders.
- 01Former Minister Shalom Simhon must pay NIS 30,000 for defamation.
- 02The defamation occurred via an email to board members.
- 03Simhon accused Pasta Rico founders of intimidation.
- 04The case stems from a shareholder dispute involving Tnuva.
- 05The court found Simhon's accusations exceeded permissible limits.
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