Betar Jerusalem professional manager forgave Moshe Dzenashvili, who claimed that Benyun attacked him with punches at the loss in the Cup • "I accept the fan's apology, know he had no bad intention of hurting me," clarified Yossi

• Yossi Benayoun. Forgiven for the holiday

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  Oren Ben Hakun

Come on, forgive. Yossi Benyun reconciled with Betar Jerusalem fan Moshe Dzenashvili on Monday, claiming that Betar Jerusalem's professional manager attacked him with punches at the end of the loss game against Maccabi Petah Tikva in the National Cup last Thursday.

Earlier this week, the fan filed a complaint alleging an attack on Benyon's side, who hunted and denied, explaining: "I'll finish. The game was over and we were all pissed off. A fan came to our viewing booth and started screaming and ranting. He cynically said to Celebrate Benyun for four seasons, To him and I said to him, 'Why four?

Benyun added: "I immediately asked the security guards to take him out of the viewing booth when I didn't understand how he even got in. In response, the same fan kept screaming and shouting 'You are shemale.' At that moment, I told him: 'Who are you to talk like that', and straight up security guards came Keep him away from the viewing booth. I went to sit on the other side, I didn't touch him, there was no contact between us. After that, they came to me and told me that the same fan had punched, and that he knew who the fan had given him and that he would think with him. "

Tonight, Benyon said after meeting the fan: "I'm glad the truth has come out and accepted the fan's apology. We are all currently focused on the success of the rest and we have more important goals to achieve. It's behind us and I wish the fan and his family just good, and know he had no bad intention of hurting me. Happy Holidays to all of Israel. "