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N12Sports

Maccabi Tel Aviv Supports Combat Veterans With Dedicated Quiet Zones at Bloomfield Stadium

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Maccabi Tel Aviv, together with veteran support groups and Bloomfield Stadium management, will allocate quiet zones at matches to help combat veterans cope with distress during games.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv partners with veteran associations to support combat veterans at matches.
  • Quiet zones will be designated at Bloomfield Stadium for fans needing a calmer environment.
  • The initiative is available to all fans, including visiting team supporters.
  • The program aims to assist those experiencing distress or difficulties during games.
  • This move demonstrates Maccabi Tel Aviv's commitment to veteran welfare at sporting events.

Maccabi Tel Aviv announced a new initiative in collaboration with the "Brothers to the Symbol" association, the Combat Diamonds organization, and the management of sports halls and Bloomfield Stadium. The program aims to assist combat veterans attending matches by designating special quiet areas within the stadium. These zones will provide a calm and supportive environment for fans experiencing difficulties or distress during games. The initiative applies to all spectators, including supporters of the visiting team. This effort reflects Maccabi Tel Aviv's commitment to supporting those affected by combat-related trauma and ensuring their comfort during sporting events.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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