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- Yaakov Shahar, 84, is offering Maccabi Haifa for $100 million.
- He hired Raine Group to locate a single buyer after an $80 million 50% stake deal collapsed.
- Proposed ownership would give a Jewish billionaire 51% and tech entrepreneurs 49% of the club.
- Each minority investor must contribute between $5 million and $10 million, with Tom Livne leading the tech group.
- Potential investors include Ofer Ben-Noon, Tal Slobodkin, Shimon Elkabetz and Ziv Paz.
