Tonight (Monday) in “News 13” they publish a great story about Moshe Hogg. According to a contract revealed in the news, the owners of Betar Jerusalem agreed that he would receive four million shekels and three apartments from the developer who would buy the training area at Beit Vagan, even though the area did not belong to the celebrant at all. According to the statement, the entire deal was supposed to yield the party about NIS 13 million, because the value of each of the apartments is about NIS 3 million and the owners of Betar demanded apartments of the highest standard. In addition, he also demanded insurers of NIS 50,000 for each From the apartments.
Tonight in the main edition: Unveiling Moshe Hogg’s contract that promises him NIS 4 million in cash and 3 apartments in exchange for evacuating Betar Jerusalem from the training ground in Beit Vagan even though the area does not belong to him. And why was the contract hidden from management and potential buyers? baruchikra TalShorrer pic.twitter.com/5FL3zHWfW7
– News 13 (newsisrael13) January 10, 2022
The contract itself was signed between Celebrate and Hadas Capital, which is supposed to purchase the area from Neot Beit Vagan, as early as October. According to the contract, there is a sanction on Betar that will pay 33,000 shekels and more VAT for each day of delay in evacuating the complex beyond its promised time, which is about a month after the contract is signed.
The developer who agreed with Celebrate on the deal told the newscast: “Nothing has been implemented yet and this deal goes into effect when it is hung in another deal. I promise you will give explanations that you will come out and say you understand. As long as it is irrelevant, there is nothing to talk about. It will be relevant soon.”
Betar responded: “The Betar Jerusalem club strongly denies the false publicity about the existence of a so-called secret deal between the group’s owners. On the deal, there was also a legal consultation on land rights with attorney Ronen Mozson, Betar Jerusalem’s legal counsel.
Sasson Shem Tov, one of the owners of Neot Beit Vagan, the company to which the complex belongs: “I do not know who signed with whom, we did not sell the complex to any company and currently do not intend to sell. We have invested a lot of money in the complex. “She will vacate the compound in the future and will be provided with a replacement facility, but that is still a long way off.”