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Full coverage· Sports· Updated

Court Halts Seizure of Bank Guarantees for Hapoel Tiberias

A temporary court order has halted the seizure of 1.3 million shekels in bank guarantees for the Hapoel Tiberias football club. The order came after owner Arieh Kalmanzon's urgent request, who claims the seizure attempt was motivated by personal reasons.

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What happened

  1. 01A court order temporarily stopped the seizure of 1.3 million shekels in bank guarantees for Hapoel Tiberias.
  2. 02Owner Arieh Kalmanzon claims the seizure attempt was due to extraneous, personal considerations.
  3. 03The club states the halt delays salary payments to players and staff.
  4. 04A hearing on the matter is scheduled for November 23.
  5. 05The club's trustee and the Mayor of Tiberias are working on solutions for the team's stability.

The club argues this action delays player and staff salaries, with a hearing set for November 23.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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