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Maccabiah Organizers Cancel Reserve Soldiers' Tickets a Day Before Opening Ceremony

Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Maccabiah Games organizers canceled tickets for reserve soldiers to the opening ceremony due to production limits, offering alternative event tickets in Tel Aviv.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Maccabiah organizers canceled reserve soldiers' tickets a day before the opening ceremony.
  • The cancellation was due to production constraints reducing guest capacity.
  • Reserve soldiers and their families were asked not to attend the Jerusalem event.
  • Entry to the opening ceremony would be denied to those with canceled tickets.
  • Organizers offered tickets to a Tel Aviv festival event as compensation.

One day before the Maccabiah Games opening ceremony at Teddy Stadium, the event organizers canceled the tickets previously granted to reserve soldiers. The cancellation was announced on Tuesday evening during the Kan News broadcast. The organizers sent a message to reserve soldiers and their families explaining that due to production constraints, they had to reduce the number of guests allowed at the opening ceremony.

The message explicitly requested reserve soldiers and their families to refrain from coming to the Jerusalem venue, warning that entry would not be permitted. As compensation, the Maccabiah management offered the affected individuals tickets to an event at the "Expo Maccabiah City" festival in Tel Aviv instead.

Kan NewsCentre · Jerusalem

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