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Basketball Association Prosecutor Demands Disciplinary Action Against Hord and Rebukes Hapoel Tel Aviv
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First reported by Mako · 38 minutes ago
What happened
The Israeli Basketball Association prosecutor has ordered disciplinary action against Hord for his conduct during the Premier League finals and reprimanded Hapoel Tel Aviv for unsubstantiated claims against Shimon Mizrahi, while also deciding the club will face trial for fan misconduct.
- 01The prosecutor demands a fine and conditional suspension for Hord after his confrontation with a Hapoel fan.
- 02Oshai Brist will not face indictment following the finals incidents.
- 03Hapoel Tel Aviv's request to dismiss charges against the club was rejected; they will stand trial for fan behavior.
- 04The prosecutor reprimanded Hapoel for lacking evidence against Shimon Mizrahi and declined to charge Mizrahi.
- 05The decisions were announced on June 28, 2026, by the Basketball Association prosecutor.
- 06The ruling emphasizes the need for evidence when filing complaints in league disciplinary matters.
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