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Israeli Tax Authority Halts War Damage Compensation in Bnei Brak After Staff Assaults
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First reported by Ynet · 4 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli Tax Authority has stopped processing war damage compensation claims in Bnei Brak after tax inspectors were violently attacked twice by residents. The suspension will remain until the city publicly condemns the assaults, according to the authority's director Shai Aharonovitz.
- 01Israeli Tax Authority halts war damage compensation in Bnei Brak after two attacks on inspectors.
- 02Tax inspectors were violently assaulted by hundreds of residents during official duties.
- 03Police had to intervene and rescue the inspectors in both incidents.
- 04Tax Authority head Shai Aharonovitz criticized Bnei Brak municipality for not condemning the violence.
- 05Compensation processing will resume only after a clear public condemnation from the city.
- 06The incidents occurred amid recent conflicts named 'With the Lion' and 'The Roar of the Lion.'
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