Itai Ben Zeev has been appointed for one year, and does not want to make decisions in the upcoming transfer window, as they will also affect next season.
Alona Barkat.
Left without a chairman
Hapoel B'Shlosha will have to leave the team's chairman Itai Ben Zeev, who announced his resignation earlier than planned.
Ben Zeev, who also serves as CEO of the Israel Stock Exchange, made the decision out of responsibility for what will happen next.
He was appointed to the position in advance for a period of one year, and now that the current transfer window is gaining momentum and decisions have to be made, which he says will also affect next season, he prefers to take a step back.
At this stage, Hapoel B'Shlosha does not intend to appoint a replacement.
Ben Zeev said: "I thank Alona Barkat for the trust she placed in me during the time I held my position as chairman of the club ... I would also like to thank the fans and players who maintain the unique spirit of the club."
Barkat said goodbye to Ben Zeev and said: "Itai took on this complex role at the height of a global economic-medical crisis, which testifies to his power as a manager ... I greatly appreciate his contribution and thank him from the bottom of my heart."