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N12Security

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

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Before their Conference League qualifier against AEK Larnaca, Beitar Jerusalem fans were assaulted by pro-Palestinian activists in the stadium parking lot, resulting in injuries and emergency medical intervention.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Beitar Jerusalem fans were attacked by pro-Palestinian activists before their European match.
  • The assault occurred in the parking lot after fans exited their buses.
  • Attackers used clubs and knives against the fans.
  • Several fans sustained injuries from the attack.
  • Emergency medical teams arrived to treat 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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Beitar Jerusalem's European campaign began on Thursday evening with a Conference League qualifier against AEK Larnaca. However, just before the match, a serious incident occurred. According to Beitar fans, after disembarking from their buses near the stadium, they were attacked in the parking lot by local pro-Palestinian activists wielding clubs and knives. Several fans were injured in the assault. Emergency medical teams were called to the scene to provide immediate treatment to the victims. The incident raised concerns about fan safety during international matches involving Israeli teams in Europe.

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