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Hapoel Jerusalem Inaugurates "Fallen Stand" Honoring 46 Supporters
The Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club inaugurated a new memorial stand, named "The Fallen Stand," at the Pais Arena on Saturday. The stand honors 46 club fans who were killed in Israel's wars and in terror attacks.
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- 01Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club inaugurated "The Fallen Stand" at the Pais Arena on Saturday.
- 02The new memorial stand honors 46 club fans killed in Israel's wars and terror attacks.
- 03Over 100 bereaved family members attended the dedication ceremony before the game against Hapoel Be'er Sheva/Dimona.
- 04The memorial stand bears the names of all 46 fallen supporters to serve as a permanent memorial.
- 05Hapoel Jerusalem CEO Oren Arieli stated that the physical space signifies the fans' continued presence with the team.
Over 100 bereaved family members attended the dedication ceremony, which took place before the team's game against Hapoel Be'er Sheva/Dimona. The families were the first to see the memorial stand, which bears the names of all 46 fallen supporters.
According to the club, the initiative aims to ensure the fallen fans have a continuous symbolic presence at games. Oren Arieli, the CEO of Hapoel Jerusalem, stated that the physical space signifies their continued presence with the team and reflects the community values upon which the club is built.
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