League Director Condemns Stone-Throwing Attack on Bnei Sakhnin Fan Bus
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The Director General of the League Directorate, Erez Halfon, condemned a stone-throwing attack on a bus carrying Bnei Sakhnin fans after a match in Jaffa. Halfon called the incident a serious transgression and stated that violent individuals belong in prison. He has contacted the police to urge swift arrests and severe penalties for those responsible, vowing continued efforts to combat violence in cooperation with law enforcement and clubs.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- League Director Erez Halfon condemned a stone-throwing attack on a Bnei Sakhnin fan bus.
- The attack occurred after an away match at Bloomfield Stadium in Jaffa on Tuesday evening.
- Halfon called the violence a serious transgression and stated perpetrators belong in prison.
- He urged authorities to swiftly arrest and severely punish those responsible.
- The League Directorate will continue to combat violence with police and clubs.
The Director General of the League Directorate for the Premier and National Leagues strongly condemned an attack on a bus carrying fans of the Bnei Sakhnin team following their away match at Bloomfield Stadium in Jaffa on Tuesday evening. The incident involved stone-throwing at the bus.
In a statement, Director General Erez Halfon described the stone-throwing as a "terrible incident" and a "serious transgression." He emphasized that such violence does not represent Israeli football or the values of sports, stating that perpetrators of violence belong in prison, not in the stands. Halfon stressed that football stadiums should be safe spaces, not arenas for dangerous violence.
He confirmed he had contacted the police and urged authorities to take action against those responsible, calling for their swift arrest and the imposition of the harshest penalties. The League Directorate pledged to continue combating violence through all available means in cooperation with the police and football clubs.
