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Beitar Jerusalem Fans Attacked by Pro-Palestinian Activists Before European Match

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Beitar Jerusalem fans were assaulted by pro-Palestinian activists with sticks and knives before their European match against AEK Larnaca, resulting in injuries and emergency medical response.

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  • Beitar Jerusalem fans were attacked by pro-Palestinian activists before their European match.
  • The assault occurred in a parking lot as fans exited their buses.
  • Attackers used sticks and knives against the fans.
  • Several fans were injured in the incident.
  • Emergency medical teams treated the injured on site.
  • The incident happened ahead of the Conference League qualifier against AEK Larnaca.
Beitar Jerusalem Fans Attacked by Pro-Palestinian Activists Before European Match
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Before their European Conference League qualifier against AEK Larnaca on July 23, Beitar Jerusalem fans were reportedly attacked by local pro-Palestinian activists. The incident occurred as the fans disembarked from their buses and were assaulted in a parking lot with sticks and knives. Several fans were injured, prompting emergency medical teams to arrive and provide on-site treatment. The attack took place shortly before the match, marking a serious security incident during the club's European campaign opener.

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