Maccabi Tel Aviv Honors 137 Fans Murdered or Fallen Since October 7
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club will honor 137 fans murdered or fallen since the October 7th attacks during their next home game. Players will wear jerseys with a Star of David made of the victims' names. A memorial display outside the stadium will also allow fans to pay tribute. The club aims to keep the memory of these fans alive.
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv will honor 137 fans murdered or fallen since October 7th.
- Players will wear special jerseys featuring a Star of David made of victims' names.
- A memorial display with all 137 names will be erected outside the stadium.
- The tribute will occur during the upcoming home game against Bnei Sakhnin.
- The club aims to ensure the memory of the fans lives on.
Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club announced on Wednesday that it will commemorate the victims of the October 7th massacre and the subsequent war with a special tribute during their upcoming home game against Bnei Sakhnin. The club will honor the 137 fans who were murdered or fell during the Black Saturday attacks and the ongoing conflict.
As the Israeli Premier League returns from its international break, the team's players will take to the field wearing a unique commemorative jersey. This jersey, based on the club's home kit, will feature a Star of David composed entirely of the names of the 137 deceased fans. The club stated its aim is to ensure the memory and life stories of those lost continue to live on within the stands and the Maccabi Tel Aviv family forever.
In addition to the jersey, a special memorial display bearing all 137 names will be erected outside the stadium. This installation will allow the thousands of fans attending the match to pause, remember the fallen, light a candle, and pay their respects to those who sacrificed their lives or were brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists. The club emphasized that these fans are part of the Maccabi family and will never be forgotten.
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