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Beitar Jerusalem's Boris Ano Receives Hundreds of Support Messages After Online Abuse
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First reported by Walla · 16 hours ago
What happened
Beitar Jerusalem midfielder Boris Ano deleted his Instagram photos after receiving abusive messages but then received widespread support from fans and teammates, highlighting ongoing issues with fan abuse in the club.
- 01Boris Ano deleted Instagram photos after receiving abusive messages from some fans.
- 02He received hundreds of supportive messages from fans and teammates afterward.
- 03Ano said he archived photos to find peace and focus on football.
- 04Beitar officials praised Ano as a top player with high self-criticism.
- 05Teammates reassured him that such abuse is common and immature.
- 06The club condemned the abuse and hopes it will stop, noting it comes from a small minority.
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Full coverage · 4 outlets
The same event, reported separately by each newsroom. Open a few to compare what each emphasizes — and what they leave out.
WallaCenter · Hebrew37 minutes ago
Beitar Jerusalem's Boris Ano Receives Hundreds of Support Messages After Online Abuse
Now 14Right · Hebrew16 hours ago
Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Deletes All Instagram Photos Amid Online Abuse
MakoCenter · Hebrew16 hours ago
Beitar Jerusalem Midfielder Boris Ino Deletes Social Media Photos Amid Fan Criticism
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