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Israeli Basketball Player's Pregnant Wife Attacked by Fans in Italy

Stav Yitzhak, the pregnant Israeli wife of Rimini basketball player Cody Demps, was verbally attacked by two fans in Italy after a game on Sunday. The fans reportedly called her a "murderer" and made a gun gesture, prompting intervention from other spectators and team personnel.

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  1. 01Stav Yitzhak, pregnant wife of Rimini player Cody Demps, was verbally attacked by fans in Italy.
  2. 02The attackers reportedly shouted "Murderer!" and made a gun gesture at Yitzhak.
  3. 03The incident occurred after a second-division basketball game between Rimini and Avellino.
  4. 04Italian police are investigating and may charge the attackers with hate crimes.
  5. 05The Rimini club and the mayor have condemned the assault and offered support.

Italian police are investigating the incident, and the attackers may face a ban from sports events and hate crime charges. The Rimini club and the city's mayor have condemned the assault and expressed solidarity with Yitzhak.

Translated and summarized by baba from Israel Hayom, the latest report. Read Israel Hayom’s original

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