Wild video shows escaped bull rampaging through Israeli bank

It’s a bull market.

Wild footage captured the moment an escaped bull charged into an Israeli bank on Monday sending terrified employees running for their lives.

The bizarre incident took place on Monday morning at a Bank Leumi branch in the city of Lod near Tel-Aviv, reported the Israeli news site Ynetnews.com.

The large farm animal had somehow gotten loose from its owner’s property and made its way to the bank’s parking lot, with a rope still tied around its neck.

Cellphone videos that have been circulating on social media then show the panicked bovine running wild through the hallways in a scene more appropriate for Pamplona, Spain, than a regional bank branch in an Israeli suburb.

According to reporting by Ynetnews.com, several bystanders had made futile attempts to scare away the horned interloper including by wielding a plastic cone.

After about 30 minutes of bull-inspired chaos, the animal’s owner arrived and tied up the rampaging mammal.

A city veterinarian was summoned to the scene and shot the bull with a tranquillizer dart to get it under control.

A Bank Leumi representative said in a statement that “there were no casualties and no damage.”