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Hapoel Be'er Sheva Doctor Waves Israeli Flag Amid Serbian Fans' Outrage

By רבקה שורק
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Hapoel Be'er Sheva Doctor Waves Israeli Flag Amid Serbian Fans' Outrage
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The story · English

Hapoel Be'er Sheva secured a significant 2-0 victory over Red Star Belgrade in Serbia on August 10, 2026, advancing to the UEFA Champions League playoff stage. However, the post-match spotlight shifted to the team's doctor, Dr. Hana Kremiko, who proudly waved an Israeli flag as she walked toward the tunnel, provoking a strong reaction from the hostile Serbian crowd.

As Dr. Kremiko displayed the flag on the pitch, some Red Star supporters responded with boos and threw objects in protest. The Serbian sports website Mozzart Sport reported that her action sparked intense anger among the club's most passionate fans. Despite the backlash, social media users noted that Dr. Kremiko did not provoke the crowd but simply showed national pride. One commenter questioned the apparent pro-Palestinian stance of Red Star fans, highlighting the tension surrounding the incident.

The event underscored the charged atmosphere in the stadium and the broader political sensitivities tied to Israeli symbols in Serbia. Hapoel Be'er Sheva's historic win and Dr. Kremiko's gesture both made headlines, reflecting the intersection of sports and national identity in international competitions.

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