Beitar Jerusalem Unveils Memorial Wall for 121 Slain Fans
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Beitar Jerusalem FC unveiled a memorial wall at its Beit Vagan facility on Wednesday to honor 121 fans killed since October 7th. Each name is on a shield with a barcode linking to a personal memorial page. The wall aims to educate young players about the fans' stories. An official inauguration ceremony is scheduled for October 15th, with bereaved families, the mayor, and the club owner in attendance.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem FC dedicated a memorial wall for 121 fans killed since October 7th.
- The wall at the Beit Vagan facility features names with QR codes linking to personal memorial pages.
- The club aims to educate its youth players about the fans' sacrifices.
- An official inauguration ceremony is planned for October 15th.
- Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion and club owner Barak Abramov will attend the ceremony.
Beitar Jerusalem Football Club has established a memorial wall at its training facility in Beit Vagan to honor 121 of its supporters who were killed or fell since the October 7th attacks and during the subsequent war. The wall, located near the entrance to the club's youth department, features each fan's name engraved on a shield containing a barcode that links to a personal memorial page. The club stated that this location was chosen so that young players passing through would be exposed to the fans' stories and remember them.
The memorial wall will be officially inaugurated next Thursday, October 15th, in a ceremony attended by bereaved families, Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion, and club owner Barak Abramov. Abramov commented on the club's ongoing efforts since October 7th, stating, "Beitar Jerusalem has been active in both aid and commemoration for the bereaved families and in memory of our fallen and murdered. The numbers are incomprehensible, and we feel their absence in every game, with their flags raised by their families."
He added, "After we granted every family lifetime season tickets, we have now completed the second project we promised the families, which is to memorialize their loved ones here in Beit Vagan. This is a message to the younger generation that the people of Israel never forget and will always stay together, even in its most difficult times."
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