Hapoel Jerusalem Inaugurates Fallen Fans' Stand at Arena
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club dedicated a new memorial stand named "The Fallen Stand" at the Pais Arena on Saturday. The stand honors 46 club fans killed in wars and terror attacks. Over 100 bereaved family members attended the inauguration ceremony before the game against Hapoel Be'er Sheva/Dimona.
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- Hapoel Jerusalem inaugurated a new memorial stand for 46 fallen fans.
- The stand, named "The Fallen Stand," is located at the Pais Arena.
- The dedication ceremony took place on Saturday evening before a game.
- Over 100 bereaved family members attended the inauguration.
- The club's CEO, Oren Arieli, highlighted the significance of the memorial.
Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club inaugurated a new stand named "Yatzi'at HaNoflim" (The Fallen Stand) at the Pais Arena Jerusalem on Saturday evening. The stand is dedicated to the memory of 46 of the club's fans who were killed in Israel's wars and in terror attacks. The club stated that the stand, which will bear the names of all the fallen, will serve as a memorial and a testament to their enduring spirit. "Their place in the stands is reserved. Forever," the club declared. Prior to the game against Hapoel Be'er Sheva/Dimona, over 100 bereaved family members were hosted as the first to see the memorial stand dedicated to their loved ones. Oren Arieli, the club's CEO, described the evening as significant for the Hapoel family, emphasizing the club's commitment to commemorating the fans they have lost. He added that dedicating a physical space in the stands signifies their continued presence with the team and its supporters, and that the club will continue to remember, memorialize, and support the bereaved families.
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