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Hapoel Tel Aviv Fans Report Neglect and Violence Outside Netanya Stadium
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First reported by Ynet · 20 hours ago
What happened
Hapoel Tel Aviv fans faced violence and neglect outside Netanya stadium before their match against Beitar Jerusalem, with police failing to separate rival supporters or provide protection. Fans reported being insulted and spat on, and police allegedly refused to assist them. The club's promise of a separate fan area was not fulfilled, leaving supporters traumatized.
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv fans experienced violence and lack of security outside Netanya stadium before the match.
- 02Police failed to separate rival fans and did not assist Hapoel supporters seeking help.
- 03Fans were insulted and spat on by Beitar Jerusalem supporters in the parking lot.
- 04The club had promised a separate area for Hapoel fans, which was not provided.
- 05Five arrests were made before the game, but fans report ongoing safety failures.
- 06Police threatened fans with fines instead of addressing their safety concerns.
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