Tiberias Soccer Hearing Postponed Due to Criminal Probe
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
A disciplinary hearing for Ironi Tiberias soccer club has been postponed from October 27 to the end of the month due to criminal investigations and arrests in the "Mirror Image" case. Owner Arie Kalmanzon and others arrested are expected to be released by October 29. The probe involves suspected financial offenses and double contracts worth millions of shekels.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ironi Tiberias soccer club's disciplinary hearing is postponed to late October.
- The postponement is due to criminal investigations and arrests in the "Mirror Image" case.
- Owner Arie Kalmanzon and other detainees are expected to be released by October 29.
- The investigation involves suspected financial offenses and millions of shekels in double contracts.
- The Rishon LeZion Magistrate's Court extended the detainees' arrest until Thursday.
A disciplinary hearing for the soccer club Ironi Tiberias, originally scheduled for October 27, has been postponed to the end of the month due to ongoing criminal investigations and arrests. The hearing, before the Israel Football Association's disciplinary court, was to address the club's "transfer case." The postponement was requested in coordination with the Football Association.
Investigator Din Prager was expected to testify at the original hearing. The current delay is linked to the "Mirror Image" case, which involves criminal developments and arrests. Those arrested in Tiberias, including owner Arie Kalmanzon, are expected to be released from custody by October 29.
Kalmanzon, along with former partner Miki Beitan, former coach Eliran Hodada, and finance manager Yael Bar, were arrested as part of an investigation by the Israel Police's Lahav 433 unit. The probe centers on suspicions of financial offenses and double contracts totaling millions of shekels. Police searched the homes of the detainees, requesting a week-long extension of their arrest to prevent interference with the investigation. The Rishon LeZion Magistrate's Court partially granted this request, extending their detention until the upcoming Thursday.
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