Soccer Fans Clash Violently Before Jerusalem Match, Several Injured
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
A violent clash between fans of Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv occurred outside Teddy Stadium before their game, involving thrown objects and stones. Five suspects were arrested, and several people sustained minor injuries. Police intervened to separate the crowds and are seeking more involved individuals.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Five suspects were arrested after a violent clash between soccer fans outside Teddy Stadium.
- The brawl occurred hours before the Beitar Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv match.
- Fans threw objects and stones, causing minor injuries to several individuals.
- Police forces intervened to separate the fighting crowds.
- The incident happened as thousands of fans were heading to the stadium.
A violent brawl erupted between fans of Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv approximately two hours before their scheduled match at Teddy Stadium. During the altercation, objects and stones were thrown, resulting in minor injuries to several individuals. Police reported that five suspects were arrested in connection with the incident. The clashes occurred as thousands of fans were making their way to the stadium. One Maccabi Tel Aviv fan described the scene as "a brutal fight between the crowds outside the stadium," adding that "both sides attacked and were attacked. Beitar fans threw many stones at us. At least six or seven bleeding fans are sitting in the stands next to me." Jerusalem District Police, Border Police, Special Patrol Unit officers, and mounted police intervened to separate the groups and disperse the riot. According to police, two suspects were arrested during the operation and taken for questioning at the Moriah station. The police continue to search for additional individuals involved.
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