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Police Approve Large Fan Flags for Hapoel Tel Aviv-Beitar Jerusalem Match
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First reported by Walla · 4 days ago
What happened
Police have approved the use of large fan flags for an upcoming Hapoel Tel Aviv vs. Beitar Jerusalem football match after discussions between police and club officials. However, police warned that future use of these flags to hide pyrotechnics will result in a ban.
- 01Police approved large fan flags for Hapoel Tel Aviv-Beitar Jerusalem match.
- 02Use of flags to hide pyrotechnics will lead to future stadium bans.
- 03Club CEO emphasized importance of fan atmosphere and expression.
- 04Police cited safety concerns and preventing disorder as priorities.
- 05Football Association Chairman was involved in the discussions.
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