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HamalSecurity

Vehicles Stolen Again From Home of Slain Shin Bet Hero

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Motorcycles and ATVs were stolen for a second time from the home of slain Shin Bet fighter Yossi Tahar's widow in Moshav Bitzaron. The thieves took ATVs, a golf cart, and a dirt bike valued at tens of thousands of shekels. The family stated the stolen equipment holds sentimental value and is connected to Tahar, who was killed on October 7.

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  • Motorcycles and ATVs were stolen for a second time from the home of slain Shin Bet fighter Yossi Tahar's widow.
  • The thieves stole ATVs, a golf cart, and a dirt bike valued at tens of thousands of shekels.
  • Yossi Tahar was killed on October 7 while fighting terrorists in Kibbutz Mefalsim.
  • The family emphasized the sentimental value of the stolen equipment, connected to their late father.
  • This is the second time thieves have targeted the family's property.

For the second time, motorcycles and ATVs were stolen from the home of Yossi Tahar, a Shin Bet fighter and declared hero of Israel who was killed on October 7 while fighting terrorists in Kibbutz Mefalsim. The thieves broke into the home of his widow, Liat, in Moshav Bitzaron on Tuesday night, making off with ATVs, a golf cart, and a dirt bike valued at tens of thousands of shekels.

Liat posted on social media, "It's not just the equipment, it's the connection and the commemoration of Dad." A relative stated that this is not the first time such a theft has occurred, adding, "The children are sad, this is not the first time this has happened. We are calling on whoever stole it to return the equipment to us. Some of the equipment was bought for them by their father before he was killed."

The family is appealing to the thieves to return the stolen items, emphasizing the sentimental value and connection to their late father and husband.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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