Hapoel Jerusalem Fan Hospitalized After Attack by Maccabi Tel Aviv Supporters
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
After a match between Hapoel Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv, a Hapoel fan was hospitalized with a suspected skull fracture following an attack by Maccabi supporters, while others were also assaulted. No arrests have been reported yet.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Hapoel Jerusalem fan was hospitalized with a suspected skull fracture after being attacked by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.
- The fan's brother was also severely injured but has been discharged from the hospital.
- Two other Hapoel fans were attacked, including one with high-functioning autism.
- Maccabi fans reportedly used pepper spray and damaged a Hapoel fan's car window.
- Hapoel Jerusalem has not received any police updates on arrests related to the attack.
A Hapoel Jerusalem fan was hospitalized at Beilinson Hospital with a suspected skull fracture following an attack by Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters after the match between the two teams on Sunday. The fan's brother, who was also assaulted, sustained severe facial injuries but was released from the hospital. Two additional Hapoel Jerusalem fans were attacked, including one who is on the high-functioning autism spectrum. Video footage showed Maccabi Tel Aviv fans using pepper spray and smashing a Hapoel Jerusalem fan's car window during the incident. Despite the severity of the attack, Hapoel Jerusalem stated to Kan News that they have yet to receive any updates from the police regarding arrests of the assailants.
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