Beitar Jerusalem Fans Honor Victims of October 7 and Fallen Soldiers
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- Beitar Jerusalem fans visited graves of October 7th victims and fallen soldiers.
- Fans left letters of support for the families of the deceased.
- The visits honored those who died and were part of the club's community.
- The fan association stressed Beitar's identity as a family that remembers its members.
Dozens of fans from the Beitar Jerusalem soccer club, members of the "Hod VeHadar" fan association, visited over 60 graves on Tuesday. The visits were to honor fans murdered in the October 7th massacre and soldiers who fell in battles in the Gaza envelope. The fans spread out across cemeteries nationwide, lighting candles, praying, and leaving letters for the families of the deceased on behalf of the Beitar Jerusalem family. The letters assured the families that they are part of the Beitar family, always welcome at Teddy Stadium, and will be received with warmth and respect. The "Hod VeHadar" association stated that the Beitar family has lost many members since October 7th, individuals who shared the stands, wore the team's colors, and experienced joy and sorrow with the club. The association emphasized the importance of visiting each grave, lighting a candle, praying, and promising the families that their loved ones will not be forgotten, reinforcing that Beitar is a family that does not forget its members.
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