Police Issue Fines to Two Negev Mosques for Excessive Noise
Israeli police have issued fines to two mosques in the Bedouin towns of Hura and Tel al-Sabi in the Negev region, citing excessive noise levels. The fines were reportedly issued after police conducted sound level measurements in response to complaints about "unusual noise." Police stated that measurements in two instances exceeded legal limits.
Forces from the "He'arot" station, municipal police in Tel al-Sabi, and the National Guard participated in the operations over the past few days. Following the measurements, police issued two citations for causing "unreasonable noise" and instructed those responsible for the loudspeakers to lower the volume.
The article does not provide further details on the specific times or nature of the noise, nor does it include reactions from the mosques or community leaders.
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