Hapoel Haifa to Honor October 7 Victims
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Haifa Football Club will hold a memorial ceremony on Saturday before their game against Maccabi Petah Tikva to honor victims of the October 7th attacks and fallen soldiers. Oren Agmon, father of a fallen soldier, will speak on behalf of the families. The club also welcomed back midfielder Sheik Keita after international duty, while several players are injured or unavailable for the match.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Haifa FC will hold a memorial ceremony for October 7th victims and fallen soldiers before Saturday's match.
- Oren Agmon, father of fallen soldier Adam Agmon, will speak at the ceremony.
- The club will honor several individuals, including soldiers and civilians killed on October 7th.
- Midfielder Sheik Keita has returned and is expected to play.
- Ariel Mendi is questionable, while William Agada and Tal Naim are injured.
Hapoel Haifa Football Club will hold a memorial ceremony on Saturday before their match against Maccabi Petah Tikva to honor those killed in the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023, and fallen soldiers in the subsequent "Swords of Iron" war and "Roaring Lion" operation. The club will remember its fans who lost their lives defending the country.
Oren Agmon, father of Sergeant Adam Agmon, will speak on behalf of the bereaved families. The ceremony will be attended by players from both teams and the families of the fallen. Among those to be remembered are Sergeant Adam Agmon, Sergeant Gilad Rosenblit, First Sergeant Adi Landman, Master Sergeant Roey Moshe, Sergeant Yaron Zohar, May Naim, Sergeant Yahav Hadar, Sergeant Omer Ginzburg, Ofer Moskowitz, Sergeant Noam Hamburger, and Daniel Avraham, with their roles and places of residence noted.
In other club news, midfielder Sheik Keita has returned to Israel after representing Mali's U-23 team and is expected to be available for Saturday's game. Player Ariel Mendi is questionable for the match due to a calf strain, while William Agada and Tal Naim are out with injuries. Tal Naim and Matan Ambar, relatives of May Naim, will not attend training but will be at the memorial ceremony with the family.
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