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Bnei Sakhnin Player Attacked by Fans After Match in Netanya, Four Arrested After a match in Netanya, Bnei Sakhnin player Iyad Abu Abid and his pregnant wife were attacked by dozens of local fans surrounding their car. Four suspects were arrested, and the club condemned the violence while police continue investigations.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Bnei Sakhnin player Iyad Abu Abid and his pregnant wife were attacked by dozens of fans after a match in Netanya. 02 Police arrested four suspects, including two minors, for attacking players, fans, and damaging vehicles. 03 Abu Abid criticized police inaction despite their presence during the attack. 04 The club reported additional attacks on player Ilai Hajaj's car and vehicles carrying fans. 05 Maccabi Netanya condemned the violence as unacceptable and unrepresentative of their fans. 06 Abu Abid highlighted rising racism but affirmed the team’s resilience and commitment. Translated and summarized by baba from N12 , the latest report. Read N12’s original The coverage
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