Tonight (Sunday), the court of the Football Association fined Hapoel Tel Aviv NIS 17.5 thousand for rioting its fans in the home game in Bloomfield against Bnei Sakhnin (3-0).
Judge Adv. Giora Landau published the ruling and clarified that the Reds, who were convicted for the eighth time this season, were fined NIS 10,000 for chanting "Let there be a Holocaust for Maccabi" and NIS 7.5,000 for throwing objects on the lawn.
Regarding the calls for "there will be a Holocaust for Maccabi", Dayan Landau explained that the sanctions will continue until "the ugly phenomenon from our world of sports is cut off."