After the big victory (2: 5) over the Austrian team last night (Saturday) in Sami Ofer, it is still not quiet in the Monas Dabour sector.
The striker, who received contempt from the crowd in Haifa for the post he published during the "Wall Guard" operation last April and scored the second goal for the blues - whites, continues to arouse interest.
The one who came out against the actor today is the political commentator of News 12, Amit Segal, when he mentioned Dabour's statement against Itai Schechter in March 2020, in which an actor from B'Shlosha today opposed the formation of a government with the joint list.
"PS When the national team player Itai Schechter came out against a government with the common, those who are now whining about racism and freedom of expression called on Maccabi Tel Aviv to suspend him," Segal tweeted. "VAR has not yet reached Instagram, the players can still impersonate politicians."
Author's name: Mons Dabour. "
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When national team player Itai Schechter came out against a government with the common, those who are now whining about racism and freedom of expression called on Maccabi Tel Aviv to suspend him.
There was also one actor who blatantly attacked him and wrote:
"It turns out that the VAR system has not yet reached Instagram, the players can still impersonate politicians." Author's name: Moanes Dabour.
Amit Segal (@amit_segal) September 5, 2021
Meanwhile, this morning, the chairman of the Constitution Committee, MK Karib, protested at the beginning of the committee's discussion of the Green Character Regulations on the insulting calls against Dabour. He himself expressed the contemptuous remarks on Twitter. Things are despicable. Standing together by Jewish and Arab actors embracing the national anthem was a respectable moment. I wish this house for most of its members would postpone the conduct we saw yesterday.
By the way, whistles against Dabour were also addressed in Austria. To the Austrian fan base Dabour is very well known in light of the fact that he starred in the Brad Bull Salzburg. "Although he conquered, Mons Dabour received contempt whistles from the crowd, just because he quoted verses from the Koran. Israel does not seem to particularly like Dabour at this time. The reason is his remarks following shots fired at Palestinians on the Temple Mount," the local Korna said. The escalation in Jerusalem aroused strong feelings in Israel in May, but even though several months have passed, it seems that the Israeli public does not forgive Dabour, "they added.