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Now 14Security

Hostages Memorial Wall Vandalized Outside Bloomfield Stadium

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A memorial wall for hostages and victims of the October 7th massacre outside Tel Aviv's Bloomfield Stadium was vandalized with graffiti. The incident, which included vulgar curses and slogans linked to Beitar Jerusalem fans, is under police investigation. The fan group "La Familia" denied responsibility, condemning the act and reaffirming their commitment to remembrance.

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  • A memorial wall for hostages and victims of the October 7th massacre was vandalized outside Bloomfield Stadium.
  • The wall was defaced with vulgar curses and slogans associated with the Beitar Jerusalem fan group.
  • Israel Police are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage.
  • The fan organization "La Familia" denied responsibility for the vandalism.
  • "La Familia" condemned the act and reaffirmed their commitment to remembering the victims.

A memorial wall dedicated to hostages and victims of the October 7th massacre, located outside Tel Aviv's Bloomfield Stadium, was vandalized overnight with hateful graffiti. The artwork, created by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans following the Hamas attack, was defaced with vulgar curses and slogans associated with the Beitar Jerusalem fan group, including "Only Beitar" and the initials "L.F.".

Israel Police have launched an investigation into the incident, reviewing security footage to identify those responsible. The vandalism has sparked public outrage, prompting the Beitar Jerusalem fan organization "La Familia" to issue a statement.

In their official Instagram post, "La Familia" vehemently denied any involvement, stating, "In recent years, a strange phenomenon has emerged of attributing incidents to our organization. We are here to clarify that not every child wearing a La Familia shirt or every child spraying with LF spray is part of our organization!". The group emphasized their commitment to remembering the victims and condemned the act, asserting, "Since October 7th, we have not stopped commemorating the murdered for a moment, we remember all the brothers who are no longer with us in the stands, and we will never stop commemorating them!".

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