Tiberias Football Club Seeks to Question Israel Football Association Chairman in Disciplinary Hearing
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Tiberias football club is set to appear before the Israel Football Association's disciplinary tribunal regarding a doping case and plans to summon the association's chairman and prosecutor for questioning, alleging procedural errors and involvement. The club aims to challenge the investigation and expose all misconduct.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Tiberias football club faces a disciplinary hearing over a doping scandal at the Israel Football Association tribunal.
- The club's defense team includes criminal law expert Zion Amir, preparing for an appeal to the district court.
- Tiberias seeks to summon IFA chairman Shino Zuaretz for questioning due to suspected involvement.
- The club also wants to summon prosecutor Gilad Bergman for allegedly undisclosed participation in interrogations.
- This request is rare in Israeli football but echoes a 2008 case involving former chairman Avi Luzon.
- Tiberias vows to reveal all misconduct related to the doping investigation.
The Tiberias football club is preparing for a disciplinary hearing today at the Israel Football Association's tribunal concerning a doping scandal. The club's defense will be led by attorneys Eyal Yaffe and Zion Amir, the latter a criminal law expert, signaling plans to appeal the process to the district court, claiming procedural errors and overreach by the association. The preliminary hearing aims to set the schedule for the case, with Tiberias already planning to summon witnesses and challenge the investigation.
Significantly, Tiberias intends to request the summoning of Shino Zuaretz, the chairman of the Israel Football Association, for questioning. The club argues that since Zuaretz's name appeared in protocols and investigation transcripts, there is suspicion of his involvement, and they have the right to call him as a witness. This move is unusual in Israeli football but not unprecedented, recalling the 2008 case when former chairman Avi Luzon was summoned to court and later acquitted.
Additionally, Tiberias plans to summon the prosecutor, attorney Gilad Bergman, accusing him of actively participating in player and staff interrogations without properly identifying himself. The club vows to expose all misconduct in the case, stating, "This time we will bring all the dirt out." The hearing marks a critical step in the ongoing doping investigation involving the club and the Israel Football Association.
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