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Israeli Football League Chair Demands Security License Revocations After Stadium Violence

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First reported by Walla · 2 hours ago

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After a violent clash at a Hapoel Petah Tikva match, Israeli Football League chairman Erez Kalfon demanded police investigate and revoke the involved security guards' licenses, calling for stronger stadium security measures.

01Violent incident occurred August 5 at Shlomo Insurance Stadium involving Hapoel Petah Tikva fans and security guards.
02Erez Kalfon, Israeli Football League chairman, condemned the event and called it unacceptable.
03Kalfon demanded a thorough police investigation and accountability for all involved.
04He called for immediate revocation of the two security guards' licenses and permanent stadium bans.
05Kalfon urged expanding qualified security staff and recognizing security work as preferred employment.
06He also proposed allowing active-duty soldiers to work weekend game security to professionalize the system.

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