Right-wing activist Shlomi Ahrak has been ordered to pay journalist Guy Peleg 100,000 shekels in compensation, according to Israeli media reports. Peleg celebrated the ruling as a victory.
01 · THE DISPATCH
Journalist Guy Peleg announced on Sunday that right-wing activist Shlomi Ahrak has been ordered to pay him 100,000 shekels in compensation. The ruling, reported by Israeli media, marks the conclusion of a legal dispute between the two. Peleg celebrated the decision, calling it a victory. Further details on the case were not immediately available.
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