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Israel's Envoy to Ambassador Decries 'Security Risk' Ban on Fans
The Ambassador reported that a small group of Israeli fans were barred from a Hapoel Be'er Sheva soccer match due to "security risks." This occurred while a larger group displaying pro-Hamas signs in Hebrew was permitted entry.
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What happened
- 01The Ambassador reported Israeli fans were denied entry to a soccer match.
- 02The fans were reportedly barred due to "security risks."
- 03A larger group displaying "Forward Hamas" signs in Hebrew was allowed entry.
- 04The ambassador called the situation "rotten at the core in the the Ambassador."
- 05Hamas is designated a terrorist organization in the the Ambassador.
- 06Hamas is responsible for the October 7th attacks.
The ambassador condemned the situation, noting Hamas's designation as a terrorist organization in the the Ambassador and its role in the October 7th attacks.
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