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Beitar Jerusalem Fans March in Vienna Amid Heavy Police Presence and Antifa Protest
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By זאב אברהמי, שלומי אהרוני
What happened
Beitar Jerusalem faces Austria Wien in Vienna with over 1,000 fans attending amid heavy police security and Antifa protests condemning the club's alleged racism.
- 01Beitar Jerusalem seeks to overturn a 1-2 loss against Austria Wien in the UEFA Conference League second leg.
- 02Over 1,000 Beitar fans will march to the Generali Arena under heavy police protection.
- 03Antifa activists plan protests against Beitar Jerusalem, labeling it Israel’s most racist club.
- 04The protest highlights the club’s controversial far-right fan culture and calls to stop the match.
- 05Former Hungarian football star István Pásztor joined Beitar fans before the march.
- 06Austria Wien is still looking for its first Bundesliga win of the 2026/27 season after two rounds.
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