Haaretz journalist Chaim Levinson got over ,000 from company owned by Netanyahu associate tied to Qatargate
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Haaretz journalist Chaim Levinson got over $60,000 from company owned by Netanyahu associate tied to Qatargate

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Perception, the company owned by Israeli political consultant Srulik Einhorn, transferred at least 200,000 shekels ($61,000) to a company owned by Haaretz journalist Chaim Levinson, Haaretz has learned. The money was transferred between 2019 and 2024, during which period Levinson variously served as Haaretz’s political correspondent and as a columnist for the culture section.



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