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Maccabi Tel Aviv Partners to Support Combat Veterans at Bloomfield Stadium

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Maccabi Tel Aviv, together with veteran support groups and Bloomfield Stadium management, will allocate special seating areas for combat veterans needing a calmer space during matches.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv partners with veteran organizations to support combat veterans at matches.
  • Special designated areas will be set up in Bloomfield Stadium for fans in distress.
  • The initiative is inclusive of both home and visiting team supporters.
  • The move aims to provide a calmer environment for those facing difficulties during games.
  • The collaboration involves 'Brothers for the Symbol' and Combat Diamonds associations.

Maccabi Tel Aviv announced on August 11, 2026, a new initiative in collaboration with the "Brothers for the Symbol" association, the Combat Diamonds organization, and the management of sports halls and Bloomfield Stadium. The program aims to assist combat veterans attending football matches by designating special areas within the stadium. These designated zones will provide a calmer environment for fans experiencing distress or difficulties during the game. This support will be available to both home and visiting team supporters. The initiative reflects a commitment to inclusivity and care for veterans facing challenges while enjoying sporting events.

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