Hapoel Haifa Team Bus Vandalized in Overnight Attack
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Haifa's team bus was vandalized overnight, with its windows smashed in an incident at the Haifa Convention Center. The club condemned the "severe and disgusting vandalism" and called on police to act. This marks the latest in a series of damages to the bus, with the operator estimating thousands of shekels in losses.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Haifa's team bus had its windows smashed overnight.
- The club called the vandalism "severe and disgusting" and urged police action.
- The incident occurred at the Haifa Convention Center parking lot.
- This is the latest in a series of damages to the team's bus.
- The bus operator estimates thousands of shekels in damages.
The team bus belonging to Hapoel Haifa, an Israeli soccer club, was vandalized overnight, with its windows smashed. The incident occurred in a parking lot at the Haifa Convention Center and was documented on social media. The club, known as the Reds from Carmel, issued a statement condemning the act as "severe and disgusting vandalism" and urged the police to act decisively to apprehend those responsible.
The bus is branded with the club's symbols and colors, as well as those of its main sponsor, "Achuzat" company, and is operated by "Nof Hameyatayel" company. This is not the first time the bus has been targeted; approximately two months prior, dozens of stickers were affixed to it, and before that, unknown individuals scratched the vehicle with a sharp object. "Nof Hameyatayel" has filed a police complaint, estimating the damage to be in the thousands of shekels. The club views the incident as an act of violence and is calling for a swift police investigation.
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