Beitar Jerusalem Star Defends Teammate Amid National Team Criticism
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- Omer Atzili defended Beitar Jerusalem teammate Yarden Shua on Instagram.
- Shua has received criticism for limited playing time with the national team.
- Beitar owner Barak Abramov's restaurant chain has been targeted by attacks.
- Abramov's former pizza business was sold to B.Y Brochim Fast Food Ltd.
- B.Y Brochim Fast Food Ltd. also acquired the Wingz chain.
Omer Atzili, a player for Beitar Jerusalem, has publicly supported his teammate Yarden Shua, who has faced criticism regarding his limited playing time with the Israeli national team. Shua has only played 12 minutes across four recent games under coach Ran Ben Shimon. Atzili posted a picture of Shua smiling in the team's locker room on Instagram with the caption, "There's no place like home. And let everyone tie your shoelaces for you there." This statement appears to be a pointed remark directed at the national team's professional staff.
Separately, Beitar Jerusalem owner Barak Abramov has been in the news due to a series of incidents targeting his "Japanika" restaurant chain, including arson and explosive devices at several branches. Abramov recently sold his "Pizza Don Perdo" chain to "B.Y Brochim Fast Food Ltd.," a company controlled by businessman and real estate entrepreneur Gilad Brochim and his son Ben. This same company, "B.Y Brochim Fast Food Ltd.," has also recently acquired the "Wingz - Crispy American Style Wings" chain and its operations from Dru Rosen, with plans to expand Wingz into a national chain.
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