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Derogatory Hebrew Sign Against Hapoel Tel Aviv Appears at European Match and Is Quickly Removed
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First reported by N12 · Aug 6, 2026
What happened
At a European match in Miskolc, a derogatory Hebrew sign against Hapoel Tel Aviv appeared in the neutral Hungarian fan section but was quickly removed by club officials.
- 01A derogatory Hebrew sign against Hapoel Tel Aviv appeared during a match in Miskolc.
- 02About 2,000 Israeli fans and 600 Polish fans attended the game supporting opposing teams.
- 03The sign was displayed in the neutral stand occupied by Hungarian fans.
- 04The origin and responsible party for the sign remain unknown.
- 05Hapoel Tel Aviv management acted swiftly to have the sign removed within minutes.
- 06The incident occurred during a match between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Katowice.
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