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Former Hasbara Staff Sue for Millions Over Unpaid Wages

3/6/2026

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Former employees of Israel's Hasbara, the national public diplomacy directorate, are suing for millions of shekels in unpaid work since October 2023 after the Hamas-led attack.
Companies providing services for Israeli leaders claim more than 2 million shekels ($650,000).
Eylon Levy, former Hasbara spokesperson, says he is owed money but is not part of the lawsuit.
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office acknowledged contracting irregularities but could not comment further due to ongoing legal procedures.

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Former employees of Israel's Hasbara, the national public diplomacy directorate, are suing for millions of shekels in unpaid work since October 2023 after the Hamas-led attack.
Companies providing services for Israeli leaders claim more than 2 million shekels ($650,000).
Eylon Levy, former Hasbara spokesperson, says he is owed money but is not part of the lawsuit.
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office acknowledged contracting irregularities but could not comment further due to ongoing legal procedures.