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Israel Tax Authority Suspends Bnei Brak Missile-Damage Claims After Employee Attacks
The Israel Tax Authority announced Friday it is halting processing of property damage claims in Bnei Brak from fighting with Iran. The move follows assaults on its employees, who required police rescue, with work to resume only after a public municipal condemnation.
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The Israel Tax Authority announced Friday that it is suspending the processing of property damage claims in Bnei Brak stemming from the rounds of fighting with Iran. The suspension was ordered after authority employees were attacked by Bnei Brak city residents while carrying out their work and had to be rescued by police.
The authority stated that work would resume only after the municipality publicly condemns the assaults.
The claims being suspended are for property damage caused by Iranian missile strikes, Haaretz reported.
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