Jerusalem Fans Attacked by Maccabi Tel Aviv Supporters After Match, Two Injured
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
After the August 23 Premier League match, Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacked Hapoel Jerusalem supporters, injuring two and causing property damage. Police arrived late and did not take statements.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacked Hapoel Jerusalem supporters after the match on August 23.
- Attackers pepper-sprayed victims, broke car windows, and stole bags.
- Another group of masked assailants used clubs and threw stones at fans.
- Two Jerusalem fans were hospitalized due to injuries from the violence.
- Police arrived 15 minutes after the incident but did not collect testimonies.
- Video footage showed Maccabi fans rioting post-match.
Following the Premier League match between Hapoel Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv on August 23, a group of Maccabi fans violently attacked Jerusalem supporters near the stadium. The incident involved about 20 assailants approaching a car carrying Jerusalem fans, questioning them about their belongings, spraying them with pepper spray, breaking the car window, and stealing bags. Subsequently, another group of around 20 masked individuals assaulted fans with clubs and threw stones, resulting in injuries that required ambulance evacuation for some victims. The entire episode lasted approximately ten minutes. Two injured Jerusalem fans were taken to the hospital. One victim described the attack and criticized the police response, stating that Israeli police arrived 15 minutes later but left without collecting any testimonies. Video footage circulating on social media showed a small group of Maccabi supporters rioting after the game.
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