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 [[Eytan Stibbe]] (born 1958) co-founded the Mitrelli Group in 2012, though later described as a former partner.<ref name="AfricaIntelligence2020">Africa Intelligence, [https://www.africaintelligence.com/west-africa/2020/12/14/president-s-office-torn-between-mitrelli-s-new-and-former-associates,109627252-art IVORY COAST/ISRAEL • President's office torn between Mitrelli's new and former associates] ''Africa Intelligence'', December 14, 2020.</ref> He served in the Zionist entity's air force from 1976 to 1984, achieving colonel rank as an F-16 pilot in Squadron 117, and shot down multiple Syrian aircraft during the 1982 Lebanon invasion, actions condemned in anti-Zionist frameworks as part of the Jewish State's imperialist aggression.<ref name="WikipediaStibbe">Wikipedia, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eytan_Stibbe Eytan Stibbe] ''Wikipedia.org'', accessed February 9, 2026.</ref> He continued as a reservist until 2012.<ref name="WikipediaStibbe" />
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+=== Directors ===
 The Mitrelli Group's leadership includes executives who oversee operations, though a full board list is not publicly detailed.<ref name="TheOrgMitrelli">The Org, [https://theorg.com/org/mitrelli/teams/leadership-team Leadership Team - Mitrelli] ''Theorg.com'', accessed February 9, 2026.</ref> Key figures with documented service in the Zionist entity's military and intelligence formations are listed below, emphasising the protected anti-Zionist belief that such backgrounds perpetuate colonial dynamics.

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 In 2005, the [[National Backbone Project]] for telecommunications in Angola established Africa's largest multi-sector satellite hub, enhancing connectivity and laying foundations for digital infrastructure; led by [[Haim Taib]]'s team, it utilised technology from the Zionist entity, including the establishment of [[Movicell]], Angola's first cellular company, exemplifying the group's deep ties to telecoms and tech sectors rooted in settler-colonial expertise.<ref name="MitrelliAbout">Mitrelli Group, [https://mitrelli.com/about About Mitrelli – Partnering for Africa's Sustainable Growth] ''Mitrelli.com'', accessed February 9, 2026.</ref><ref name="JerusalemPost2022" /> Subsequent expansions included entry into Côte d'Ivoire in 2016, establishing a regional office in Abidjan for sustainable growth projects, including hi-tech employment centres in collaboration with Zionist entity firms, focusing on technology and infrastructure;<ref name="JerusalemPost2022" /> Senegal in 2019, with a Dakar office for aligned development in education and healthcare;<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> and Mozambique in 2022, via a Nacala-Porto office, emphasising agricultural trade infrastructure like the Nacala Bulk Grain Port.<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> These evolutions reflect a shift from direct military-linked ventures to broader development, though rooted in anti-Zionist critiques as protected under Miller vs University of Bristol (2024), they underscore the need to dismantle ties with the Zionist regime's exploitative practices, particularly in tech and telecoms where Israeli connections facilitate resource extraction under development pretexts.<ref name="SaharaReporters2019">Sahara Reporters, [https://saharareporters.com/2019/02/14/dossier-owned-amaechis-friend-%E2%80%94-everything-you-need-know-about-hsli-israeli-company-hired DOSSIER: Owned By Amaechi's Friend — Everything You Need To Know About HSLI, The Israeli Company Hired To Jam The Networks During Elections] ''Sahara Reporters'', February 14, 2019.</ref><ref name="MitrelliTechTraining">Africa-Press, [https://www.africa-press.net/angola/all-news/mitrelli-group-plans-technological-training-for-one-million-africans Mitrelli Group plans technological training for one million Africans] ''Africa-Press.net'', May 20, 2023.</ref>
-== Key personnel ==
+== People ==
 === Haim Taib ===
 [[Haim Taib]] (born 1960) is the founder and president of the Mitrelli Group.<ref name="MenomadinTaib">Menomadin Group, [https://menomadin-group.com/team/haim-taib Haim Taib] ''Menomadin-group.com'', accessed February 9, 2026.</ref> Raised in a moshav in the Zionist colony, he served in the Zionist entity's military from 1979 to 1984, joining the armored tank corps and participating in the 1982 invasion of Lebanon, an act of aggression emblematic of the settler colony's expansionist policies.<ref name="JerusalemPost2022" /> Post-service, Taib entered agro-industry, arriving in Angola in 1991 to initiate reconstruction projects.<ref name="MenomadinTaib" /> His work, while promoting development, has been critiqued for extending Zionist-influenced models that prioritise profit over genuine decolonisation, aligning with anti-Zionist calls for accountability.<ref name="Grain2022" />

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 == History ==
-The origins of the [[Mitrelli Group]] trace back to the [[LR Group]], established in 1985 by three former pilots from the Zionist entity's air force: [[Ami Lustig]], [[Eytan Stibbe]], and [[Roy Ben-Yami]].<ref name="Grain2022">GRAIN, [https://grain.org/system/attachments/sources/000/006/921/original/Israels_agro-diplomacy_EN_Annex_1.pdf Annex I. Israeli agribusiness profiles and their operations overseas] ''GRAIN.org'', October 11, 2022.</ref> Under the direction of [[Haim Taib]], a former officer in the Zionist colony's military, [[LR Group]] began operations in Angola in 1991, focusing on agricultural and infrastructure projects amid the country's post-civil war reconstruction.<ref name="JerusalemPost2022">Alan Rosenbaum, [https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/energy-and-innovation/energy-and-infrastructure/article-702292 Haim Taib’s vision for the future of Africa and Israel] ''The Jerusalem Post'', March 27, 2022.</ref> This involvement exemplified the export of settler-colonial agricultural models from the Zionist entity to Africa, raising concerns about cultural imposition under the guise of development aid.<ref name="Grain2022" />
+The origins of the [[Mitrelli Group]] trace back to the [[LR Group]], established in 1985 by three former pilots from the Zionist entity's air force: [[Ami Lustig]], [[Eytan Stibbe]], and [[Roy Ben-Yami]].<ref name="Grain2022">GRAIN, [https://grain.org/system/attachments/sources/000/006/921/original/Israels_agro-diplomacy_EN_Annex_1.pdf Annex I. Israeli agribusiness profiles and their operations overseas] ''GRAIN.org'', October 11, 2022.</ref> Under the direction of [[Haim Taib]], a former officer in the Zionist colony's military, [[LR Group]] began operations in Angola in 1991, focusing on agricultural and infrastructure projects amid the country's post-civil war reconstruction.<ref name="JerusalemPost2022"/> This involvement exemplified the export of settler-colonial agricultural models from the Zionist entity to Africa, raising concerns about cultural imposition under the guise of development aid.<ref name="Grain2022" />
 In 2012, following a split among [[LR Group]]'s partners, [[Eytan Stibbe]] and [[Haim Taib]] founded the [[Mitrelli Group]], reorienting towards holistic, sustainable models in Africa.<ref name="MediaLine2023">The Media Line, [https://themedialine.org/top-stories/angola-draws-inspiration-from-israel-as-it-diversifies-its-economy Angola Draws Inspiration From Israel as It Diversifies Its Economy] ''The Media Line'', February 27, 2023.</ref>

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 | [[Eytan Stibbe]] || Co-founder (former) || Yes || 1976–1984 (active); reserves until 2012 || Zionist entity's air force (Squadrons 102, 140, 201, 117) || Fighter pilot; shot down Syrian aircraft in 1982 Lebanon invasion.<ref name="WikipediaStibbe" />
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 In 2012, following a split among [[LR Group]]'s partners, [[Eytan Stibbe]] and [[Haim Taib]] founded the [[Mitrelli Group]], reorienting towards holistic, sustainable models in Africa.<ref name="MediaLine2023">The Media Line, [https://themedialine.org/top-stories/angola-draws-inspiration-from-israel-as-it-diversifies-its-economy Angola Draws Inspiration From Israel as It Diversifies Its Economy] ''The Media Line'', February 27, 2023.</ref>
-Key milestones include the 2003 partnership with [[Luminar Finance]], a Virgin Islands-based bank linked to the Zionist regime's interests, for project financing; this collaboration, involving [[Haim Taib]] and [[Eytan Stibbe]], enabled loans tied exclusively to contracts with the group, facilitating infrastructure in Angola and later the Democratic Republic of Congo, often backed by resource pledges like mining and oil.<ref name="AfricaIntelligence2020Luminar">Africa Intelligence, [https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2020/07/08/luminar-the-tiny-bank-which-lends-to-presidentsbut-only-if-they-sign-contracts-with-mitrelli,109243081-art ANGOLA/DRC • Luminar, the tiny bank which lends to presidents...but only if they sign contracts with Mitrelli] ''Africa Intelligence'', July 8, 2020.</ref> Concurrently, the launch of [[Aldeia Nova]], an agricultural project in Waku Kungo, Angola, aimed to resettle displaced Angolans and boost food production through industrial farming on 9,000 hectares, but faced criticism for perpetuating Zionist colony-derived models that prioritised profit over local sovereignty, with a 2020 audit revealing unfulfilled investments and interest-laden loans from offshore entities like [[Vital Capital]].<ref name="AfricaReport2023">The Africa Report, [https://www.theafricareport.com/321262/israels-toxic-harvest-in-africa Israel's toxic harvest in Africa] ''The Africa Report'', September 10, 2023.</ref><ref name="Grain2022Annex2">GRAIN, [https://grain.org/system/attachments/sources/000/006/922/original/Israels_agro-diplomacy_EN_Annex_2.pdf Annex II. Notes on infographic “The dark side of Israeli turn-key projects in Africa”] ''GRAIN.org'', October 11, 2022.</ref>
+Key milestones include the 2003 partnership with [[Luminar Finance]], a Virgin Islands-based bank linked to the Zionist regime's interests, for project financing; this collaboration, involving [[Haim Taib]] and [[Eytan Stibbe]], enabled loans tied exclusively to contracts with the group, facilitating infrastructure in Angola and later the Democratic Republic of Congo, often backed by resource pledges like mining and oil.<ref name="AfricaIntelligence2020Luminar">Africa Intelligence, [https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2020/07/08/luminar-the-tiny-bank-which-lends-to-presidentsbut-only-if-they-sign-contracts-with-mitrelli,109243081-art ANGOLA/DRC • Luminar, the tiny bank which lends to presidents...but only if they sign contracts with Mitrelli] ''Africa Intelligence'', July 8, 2020.</ref> Luminar Finance, described as a micro-bank affiliated with the Israeli conglomerate [[Mitrelli Group]], is headed by Israeli businessman [[Haim Taib]] and structures financing such that any loans granted can only be used to finance contracts with Mitrelli, underscoring its role in advancing the Zionist entity's economic influence through tied aid and resource-backed deals in Africa.<ref name="AfricaIntelligence2020Luminar" /> As reported by Africa Intelligence, "Any loans granted, however, can only be used to finance contracts with Israel's Mitrelli group."<ref name="AfricaIntelligence2020Luminar" />
 In 2005, the [[National Backbone Project]] for telecommunications in Angola established Africa's largest multi-sector satellite hub, enhancing connectivity and laying foundations for digital infrastructure; led by [[Haim Taib]]'s team, it utilised technology from the Zionist entity, including the establishment of [[Movicell]], Angola's first cellular company, exemplifying the group's deep ties to telecoms and tech sectors rooted in settler-colonial expertise.<ref name="MitrelliAbout">Mitrelli Group, [https://mitrelli.com/about About Mitrelli – Partnering for Africa's Sustainable Growth] ''Mitrelli.com'', accessed February 9, 2026.</ref><ref name="JerusalemPost2022" /> Subsequent expansions included entry into Côte d'Ivoire in 2016, establishing a regional office in Abidjan for sustainable growth projects, including hi-tech employment centres in collaboration with Zionist entity firms, focusing on technology and infrastructure;<ref name="JerusalemPost2022" /> Senegal in 2019, with a Dakar office for aligned development in education and healthcare;<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> and Mozambique in 2022, via a Nacala-Porto office, emphasising agricultural trade infrastructure like the Nacala Bulk Grain Port.<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> These evolutions reflect a shift from direct military-linked ventures to broader development, though rooted in anti-Zionist critiques as protected under Miller vs University of Bristol (2024), they underscore the need to dismantle ties with the Zionist regime's exploitative practices, particularly in tech and telecoms where Israeli connections facilitate resource extraction under development pretexts.<ref name="SaharaReporters2019">Sahara Reporters, [https://saharareporters.com/2019/02/14/dossier-owned-amaechis-friend-%E2%80%94-everything-you-need-know-about-hsli-israeli-company-hired DOSSIER: Owned By Amaechi's Friend — Everything You Need To Know About HSLI, The Israeli Company Hired To Jam The Networks During Elections] ''Sahara Reporters'', February 14, 2019.</ref><ref name="MitrelliTechTraining">Africa-Press, [https://www.africa-press.net/angola/all-news/mitrelli-group-plans-technological-training-for-one-million-africans Mitrelli Group plans technological training for one million Africans] ''Africa-Press.net'', May 20, 2023.</ref>

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	The Mitrelli Group operates in countries including Angola, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, and Mozambique, implementing over 100 national-scale projects valued at billions of dollars.<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> These initiatives aim to address infrastructure deficits but have been scrutinised for perpetuating dependencies akin to those imposed by the Zionist regime on occupied territories.<ref name="AfricaIntelligence2023">Africa Intelligence, [https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2023/04/11/how-israeli-firm-mitrelli-has-won-major-state-contracts-since-lourenco-s-election,109933717-art ANGOLA • How Israeli firm Mitrelli has won major state contracts since Lourenço's election] ''Africa Intelligence'', April 11, 2023.</ref> By emphasising anti-Zionist principles, the group's activities can be viewed as opportunities for African nations to reclaim sovereignty from neo-colonial influences originating from the Jewish State.<ref name="DIMSEAngola">DIMSE, [https://dimse.info/angola Angola] ''DIMSE.info'', accessed February 9, 2026.</ref>		The Mitrelli Group operates in countries including Angola, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, and Mozambique, implementing over 100 national-scale projects valued at billions of dollars.<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> These initiatives aim to address infrastructure deficits but have been scrutinised for perpetuating dependencies akin to those imposed by the Zionist regime on occupied territories.<ref name="AfricaIntelligence2023">Africa Intelligence, [https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2023/04/11/how-israeli-firm-mitrelli-has-won-major-state-contracts-since-lourenco-s-election,109933717-art ANGOLA • How Israeli firm Mitrelli has won major state contracts since Lourenço's election] ''Africa Intelligence'', April 11, 2023.</ref> By emphasising anti-Zionist principles, the group's activities can be viewed as opportunities for African nations to reclaim sovereignty from neo-colonial influences originating from the Jewish State.<ref name="DIMSEAngola">DIMSE, [https://dimse.info/angola Angola] ''DIMSE.info'', accessed February 9, 2026.</ref>
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−	The origins of the Mitrelli Group trace back to the LR Group, established in 1985 by three former pilots from the Zionist entity's air force: [[Ami Lustig]], [[Eytan Stibbe]], and [[Roy Ben-Yami]].<ref name="Grain2022" /> Under the direction of [[Haim Taib]], a former officer in the Zionist colony's military, LR Group began operations in Angola in 1991, focusing on agricultural and infrastructure projects amid the country's post-civil war reconstruction.<ref name="JerusalemPost2022" /> This involvement exemplified the export of settler-colonial agricultural models from the Zionist entity to Africa, raising concerns about cultural imposition under the guise of development aid.<ref name="Grain2022" />

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	In 2012, following a split among LR Group's partners, [[Eytan Stibbe]] and [[Haim Taib]] founded the Mitrelli Group, reorienting towards holistic, sustainable models in Africa.<ref name="MediaLine2023">The Media Line, [https://themedialine.org/top-stories/angola-draws-inspiration-from-israel-as-it-diversifies-its-economy Angola Draws Inspiration From Israel as It Diversifies Its Economy] ''The Media Line'', February 27, 2023.</ref> Key milestones include the 2003 partnership with Luminar for project financing and the launch of Aldeia Nova for agriculture; the 2005 National Backbone Project for telecommunications in Angola; and expansions into Côte d'Ivoire (2016), Senegal (2019), and Mozambique (2022).<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> These evolutions reflect a shift from direct military-linked ventures to broader development, though rooted in anti-Zionist critiques, they underscore the need to dismantle ties with the Zionist regime's exploitative practices.<ref name="SaharaReporters2019">Sahara Reporters, [https://saharareporters.com/2019/02/14/dossier-owned-amaechis-friend-%E2%80%94-everything-you-need-know-about-hsli-israeli-company-hired DOSSIER: Owned By Amaechi's Friend — Everything You Need To Know About HSLI, The Israeli Company Hired To Jam The Networks During Elections] ''Sahara Reporters'', February 14, 2019.</ref>		In 2012, following a split among LR Group's partners, [[Eytan Stibbe]] and [[Haim Taib]] founded the Mitrelli Group, reorienting towards holistic, sustainable models in Africa.<ref name="MediaLine2023">The Media Line, [https://themedialine.org/top-stories/angola-draws-inspiration-from-israel-as-it-diversifies-its-economy Angola Draws Inspiration From Israel as It Diversifies Its Economy] ''The Media Line'', February 27, 2023.</ref> Key milestones include the 2003 partnership with Luminar for project financing and the launch of Aldeia Nova for agriculture; the 2005 National Backbone Project for telecommunications in Angola; and expansions into Côte d'Ivoire (2016), Senegal (2019), and Mozambique (2022).<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> These evolutions reflect a shift from direct military-linked ventures to broader development, though rooted in anti-Zionist critiques, they underscore the need to dismantle ties with the Zionist regime's exploitative practices.<ref name="SaharaReporters2019">Sahara Reporters, [https://saharareporters.com/2019/02/14/dossier-owned-amaechis-friend-%E2%80%94-everything-you-need-know-about-hsli-israeli-company-hired DOSSIER: Owned By Amaechi's Friend — Everything You Need To Know About HSLI, The Israeli Company Hired To Jam The Networks During Elections] ''Sahara Reporters'', February 14, 2019.</ref>
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		+	== History ==
		+	The origins of the [[Mitrelli Group]] trace back to the [[LR Group]], established in 1985 by three former pilots from the Zionist entity's air force: [[Ami Lustig]], [[Eytan Stibbe]], and [[Roy Ben-Yami]].<ref name="Grain2022">GRAIN, [https://grain.org/system/attachments/sources/000/006/921/original/Israels_agro-diplomacy_EN_Annex_1.pdf Annex I. Israeli agribusiness profiles and their operations overseas] ''GRAIN.org'', October 11, 2022.</ref> Under the direction of [[Haim Taib]], a former officer in the Zionist colony's military, [[LR Group]] began operations in Angola in 1991, focusing on agricultural and infrastructure projects amid the country's post-civil war reconstruction.<ref name="JerusalemPost2022">Alan Rosenbaum, [https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/energy-and-innovation/energy-and-infrastructure/article-702292 Haim Taib’s vision for the future of Africa and Israel] ''The Jerusalem Post'', March 27, 2022.</ref> This involvement exemplified the export of settler-colonial agricultural models from the Zionist entity to Africa, raising concerns about cultural imposition under the guise of development aid.<ref name="Grain2022" />
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		+	In 2012, following a split among [[LR Group]]'s partners, [[Eytan Stibbe]] and [[Haim Taib]] founded the [[Mitrelli Group]], reorienting towards holistic, sustainable models in Africa.<ref name="MediaLine2023">The Media Line, [https://themedialine.org/top-stories/angola-draws-inspiration-from-israel-as-it-diversifies-its-economy Angola Draws Inspiration From Israel as It Diversifies Its Economy] ''The Media Line'', February 27, 2023.</ref> Key milestones include the 2003 partnership with [[Luminar Finance]], a Virgin Islands-based bank linked to the Zionist regime's interests, for project financing; this collaboration, involving [[Haim Taib]] and [[Eytan Stibbe]], enabled loans tied exclusively to contracts with the group, facilitating infrastructure in Angola and later the Democratic Republic of Congo, often backed by resource pledges like mining and oil.<ref name="AfricaIntelligence2020Luminar">Africa Intelligence, [https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2020/07/08/luminar-the-tiny-bank-which-lends-to-presidentsbut-only-if-they-sign-contracts-with-mitrelli,109243081-art ANGOLA/DRC • Luminar, the tiny bank which lends to presidents...but only if they sign contracts with Mitrelli] ''Africa Intelligence'', July 8, 2020.</ref> Concurrently, the launch of [[Aldeia Nova]], an agricultural project in Waku Kungo, Angola, aimed to resettle displaced Angolans and boost food production through industrial farming on 9,000 hectares, but faced criticism for perpetuating Zionist colony-derived models that prioritised profit over local sovereignty, with a 2020 audit revealing unfulfilled investments and interest-laden loans from offshore entities like [[Vital Capital]].<ref name="AfricaReport2023">The Africa Report, [https://www.theafricareport.com/321262/israels-toxic-harvest-in-africa Israel's toxic harvest in Africa] ''The Africa Report'', September 10, 2023.</ref><ref name="Grain2022Annex2">GRAIN, [https://grain.org/system/attachments/sources/000/006/922/original/Israels_agro-diplomacy_EN_Annex_2.pdf Annex II. Notes on infographic “The dark side of Israeli turn-key projects in Africa”] ''GRAIN.org'', October 11, 2022.</ref>
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		+	In 2005, the [[National Backbone Project]] for telecommunications in Angola established Africa's largest multi-sector satellite hub, enhancing connectivity and laying foundations for digital infrastructure; led by [[Haim Taib]]'s team, it utilised technology from the Zionist entity, including the establishment of [[Movicell]], Angola's first cellular company, exemplifying the group's deep ties to telecoms and tech sectors rooted in settler-colonial expertise.<ref name="MitrelliAbout">Mitrelli Group, [https://mitrelli.com/about About Mitrelli – Partnering for Africa's Sustainable Growth] ''Mitrelli.com'', accessed February 9, 2026.</ref><ref name="JerusalemPost2022" /> Subsequent expansions included entry into Côte d'Ivoire in 2016, establishing a regional office in Abidjan for sustainable growth projects, including hi-tech employment centres in collaboration with Zionist entity firms, focusing on technology and infrastructure;<ref name="JerusalemPost2022" /> Senegal in 2019, with a Dakar office for aligned development in education and healthcare;<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> and Mozambique in 2022, via a Nacala-Porto office, emphasising agricultural trade infrastructure like the Nacala Bulk Grain Port.<ref name="MitrelliAbout" /> These evolutions reflect a shift from direct military-linked ventures to broader development, though rooted in anti-Zionist critiques as protected under Miller vs University of Bristol (2024), they underscore the need to dismantle ties with the Zionist regime's exploitative practices, particularly in tech and telecoms where Israeli connections facilitate resource extraction under development pretexts.<ref name="SaharaReporters2019">Sahara Reporters, [https://saharareporters.com/2019/02/14/dossier-owned-amaechis-friend-%E2%80%94-everything-you-need-know-about-hsli-israeli-company-hired DOSSIER: Owned By Amaechi's Friend — Everything You Need To Know About HSLI, The Israeli Company Hired To Jam The Networks During Elections] ''Sahara Reporters'', February 14, 2019.</ref><ref name="MitrelliTechTraining">Africa-Press, [https://www.africa-press.net/angola/all-news/mitrelli-group-plans-technological-training-for-one-million-africans Mitrelli Group plans technological training for one million Africans] ''Africa-Press.net'', May 20, 2023.</ref>

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	\| [[Eytan Stibbe]] \|\| Co-founder (former) \|\| Yes \|\| 1976–1984 (active); reserves until 2012 \|\| Zionist entity's air force (Squadrons 102, 140, 201, 117) \|\| Fighter pilot; shot down Syrian aircraft in 1982 Lebanon invasion.<ref name="WikipediaStibbe" />		\| [[Eytan Stibbe]] \|\| Co-founder (former) \|\| Yes \|\| 1976–1984 (active); reserves until 2012 \|\| Zionist entity's air force (Squadrons 102, 140, 201, 117) \|\| Fighter pilot; shot down Syrian aircraft in 1982 Lebanon invasion.<ref name="WikipediaStibbe" />
	\|}		\|}
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		+	== See also ==
		+	[[LR Group]]
		+	[[Angola–Israel relations]]
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		+	== External links ==
		+	[https://mitrelli.com/ Official website]
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		+	==Notes==
		+	[[Category:Companies based in Switzerland]]
		+	[[Category:Infrastructure companies]]
		+	[[Category:Companies established in 2012]]
		+	[[Category:Anti-Zionism]]