Hapoel Jerusalem Fans Assaulted After Defeat by Maccabi Tel Aviv in Violent Clashes
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
After Hapoel Jerusalem's 5-2 loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv, violent clashes broke out between fans in Rehovot, resulting in injuries to two Hapoel Jerusalem supporters who were hospitalized. Hapoel Jerusalem demanded police action and accountability from Maccabi Tel Aviv, which has yet to respond.
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- Violent clashes erupted after Hapoel Jerusalem's 5-2 loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv in Rehovot.
- Maccabi fans attacked Hapoel supporters with pepper spray, batons, and threw stones.
- Two Hapoel Jerusalem fans were hospitalized, one hit in the head with a large rock.
- Hapoel Jerusalem demanded police intervention and Maccabi to expel violent fans.
- One victim described trying to prevent theft and being assaulted despite non-aggression.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv has not yet issued a condemnation or comment on the incident.
Following Hapoel Jerusalem's 5-2 loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv in Rehovot, violent clashes erupted involving fans from both teams. Shortly after the final whistle, a group of Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters attacked Hapoel Jerusalem fans with pepper spray and batons, causing damage to vehicles and theft of property. Two Hapoel Jerusalem fans were hospitalized due to injuries sustained in the altercation.
Hapoel Jerusalem condemned the violence and called on the police to take action against the perpetrators, stating they have evidence identifying some attackers and demanding Maccabi Tel Aviv remove these individuals from their fan base. One assaulted fan recounted how his brother was hit in the head with a large rock and beaten with batons while trying to help another fan whose phone was being stolen. Despite being unarmed and non-aggressive, he was also attacked.
The injured brother remains conscious but suffered a severe head wound and significant blood loss. As of the report, Maccabi Tel Aviv had not issued any statement condemning the violence or addressing the incident.
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