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N12Security

Hapoel Haifa Team Bus Vandalized in Overnight Attack

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Hapoel Haifa's team bus was vandalized overnight, with its windows smashed in an incident the club called "serious and disgusting vandalism." The damage occurred at the Haifa Convention Center parking lot and is estimated to cost thousands of shekels. This marks the latest in a series of attacks on the bus, with the club calling on police to find the perpetrators.

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  • Hapoel Haifa's team bus windows were smashed overnight in an act of vandalism.
  • The club described the incident as "serious and disgusting vandalism" and urged police action.
  • The bus was vandalized in a parking lot at the Haifa Convention Center.
  • The damage is estimated to cost thousands of shekels.
  • This is the latest in a series of incidents targeting the team's bus.

The team bus belonging to Hapoel Haifa Football Club was vandalized overnight, with its windows smashed. The club announced the incident, calling it "serious and disgusting vandalism" and urging the police to take action. The damage occurred in a parking lot at the Haifa Convention Center and was documented on social media. This is not the first time the bus, which is branded with the club's symbols and its main sponsor, "Achuzat" company, has been targeted. Approximately two months prior, dozens of stickers were affixed to the bus, and before that, unknown individuals scratched the vehicle with a sharp object. The bus company, "Nof HaMeyatel," which reported the damage to the police, stated that the cost of repairs amounts to thousands of shekels. Hapoel Haifa views the incident as an act of violence and demands a determined police response to apprehend those responsible.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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