Israeli Football Club Staff Face Permanent Bans Over Doping Violations
The National Anti-Doping Agency has demanded severe penalties against staff members of the Israeli football club Ironi Tiberias following doping violations. After initially suspending several team members temporarily for administering prohibited injections to players, the agency reviewed the evidence and decided to file formal charges against key staff. Those implicated include head coach Eliran Hodida, manager Gabriel Cohen, fitness coach Shlomi Vadror, technical director Chen Sol, senior official Miki Beitan, and staff member Aviv Jibli. The evidence suggests these individuals acted with blatant disregard for player health and violated the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code by abusing their authority. The agency is seeking long-term suspensions ranging from several years up to permanent bans. Proceedings against the involved players are ongoing.
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