Police Fine Two Negev Mosques for Excessive Noise
Israeli police have issued fines to two mosques in the Negev region, specifically in the towns of Hura and Tel al-Sabi, for "unusual noise" emanating from their loudspeakers. The fines were a result of a recent operation conducted by police from the He'arot station and municipal police in Tel al-Sabi, in cooperation with National Guard units.
The operation was reportedly initiated in response to complaints from local residents regarding excessive noise. During the inspection, noise levels were measured at various locations. In two instances, the sound levels were found to exceed legal limits.
Consequently, the police issued citations for causing unreasonable noise. Mosque officials were instructed to lower the volume and adhere to legal regulations. The police stated that the action was taken to address resident complaints and ensure compliance with noise ordinances.
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