Beitar Jerusalem Fans Honor October 7 Victims at Gravesites
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Beitar Jerusalem football club fans visited over 60 graves of supporters and soldiers killed on October 7 and in subsequent fighting. The fans honored the victims by lighting candles, praying, and leaving letters for families, promising they remain part of the "Beitar family."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem fans honored October 7 victims at over 60 graves.
- The visits occurred on the eve of Israel's national day of remembrance.
- Fans lit candles, prayed, and left letters for families.
- Letters assured families the victims remain part of the "Beitar family."
- The initiative was organized by the "Hod VeHadar" supporters' association.
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