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recently tried Beitar chairman Eli Ohana, to convince the owner, Moses celebrates reaching a compromise with the fans organization "La Familia", regarding claims filed against them. But after the violent attacks carried out yesterday by several of its members and other fans Of Betar, some of whom were injured and needed medical treatment, the club clarifies: "There is no going back from this incident."
In other words, if there was a tiny chance of the club talking to "La Familia", it would have disappeared from the map.
This is also the reason why the compromise meeting initiated by an attorney for the La Familia fans who have received personal lawsuits in recent months has been canceled.
In this context, the Yellows launched a campaign entitled "Do not remain silent in the face of violence and racism" in which they call on the public to come to a demonstration in support of injured fans and against violence, in a game against Hapoel Haifa, for which a ticket will be sold for 50 shekels.
A Betar source said on the subject: "Maybe now all the fans will give us their backs and understand that 'La Familia' is only doing damage and that they should come en masse to the games.
Where in the world do we hear that fans are attacking fans of their team?
"La Familia" crossed every possible red line, this is the low of the low. "
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Betar Jerusalem players have repeatedly talked in the last day about the attack in question, which took place after several fans continued to cheer, contrary to the instructions of "La Familia", which demanded the rest of the stands to stop doing so after the Muslim player, Kamasso Mara, started warming up on the field Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Captain Ophir Krieff contacted the fan who was injured and needed hospital treatment yesterday.
Betar promised the injured fans that they would get all the support and help they needed. The players really should be banned from celebrating with them. "
Betar captain Ophir Krieff on the violent attack: "After it took me a good few hours to digest what I saw yesterday, a civil war in the Betar bleachers. Betar fans beat Betar fans. Not caught, not digested, and something can not To be alive. A black spot that will go with us for many, many years, but it can be fixed. "
Zargari and Krieff. The captain spoke with the injured fan, Photo: Alan Schieber,