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Superbus Bus Lines in Jerusalem to Halt for One Hour in Protest Over Driver Assault
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First reported by Srugim · 56 minutes ago
What happened
Superbus bus lines in Jerusalem will strike for one hour on August 5 to protest the violent assault on driver Moathasem Kak. The Labor Court rejected Superbus's request to block the strike. The union demands better security measures, while Superbus condemns the violence and calls for police action to catch the attackers.
- 01Superbus bus lines in Jerusalem will strike for one hour on August 5 to protest an assault on a driver.
- 02Driver Moathasem Kak was attacked by youths, suffering broken teeth and facial injuries.
- 03No suspects have been arrested yet for the attack on the driver.
- 04Superbus employees say only three motorcycle security guards protect them under a Ministry of Transport pilot.
- 05The Jerusalem Labor Court rejected Superbus's request to prevent the strike.
- 06Superbus condemns violence but opposes service disruption and calls for police to find the attackers.
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