According to the leases he attached, Hasarmeh lived during the years thatPlayed for the Kiryat Shmona Ironi soccer team, IIA housing unit, in a complex with a number of housing units in which they lived Number of players of the team, where each housing unit includes Room with Kitchenette and Shower. Hasarmeh did not sign some of the lease agreements, did not pay the חשבונות TheElectricity, TheWater, Gas, municipal taxes and cables 30Housing SIIThe residence, and these were paid for by the group. The trial court noted in its judgment that Hasarmeh refrained from presenting חשבונות Electricity and water from which you can Was Learn about the extent of the use of the apartment at the relevant times, on Even though he was able to get them. Hasarmeh did not even present a breakdown of credit cards from which it was possible to learn about purchases he made in Kiryat Shmona during the relevant period, and the trial court noted that he "Systematic avoidance of attaching documents".
During the offseason, on weekends, on vacations, at the end of the season and on the day off that the players had every week, Hasarmeh stayed in Ba'ana.
[In parenthesis - The trial court did not rule on the dispute that occurred between the parties as to the length of the break at the end of the season, whether it was a month, two months or three months. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the respondent's argument that a permanent presence in another locality during the entire recess, is inconsistent with the Section 11(b)(3) to the Ordinance according to which the stay must be throughout the tax year].
Hasarmeh presented Residency Certificate from the Kiryat Shmona Municipality, which was issued retroactively in 2017, but confirmed that theSignature on the residency certificate where the applicant's declaration is recorded is not his signature, and that what is stated in the approval, as it were, His first-degree family members live with him, is not true, since theHis quartet of children He and his wife lived the entire period In Ba'ana.