The fire brigade is working at the scene of the fire in the Khodorov complex (according to Article 27 A of the Copyright Law)
Israeli football woke up this morning (Sunday) to unusual and outrageous images.
A fire that broke out in the Khodorov complex and caused enormous damage to the buildings and equipment that was inside, raised the suspicion that it was a deliberate arson by fans of Beitar Jerusalem, the sworn rival of the Reds. That means before the meeting.
On social networks, Beitar fans recorded graffiti written at Hapoel Tel Aviv's training complex hours before a fire started raging at the place, with fans from the "Keepers of Tradition" organization hinting that they take responsibility for the act.
The suspicion is that this is an act of revenge to mark the 12th anniversary of the arson at Beitar Jerusalem's training complex in Beit Vegan, allegedly carried out by Hapoel Tel Aviv fans.
This is how it looked before the takeover of the fire (photo: screenshot, according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law)
Huge damage.
The photos from Khodorov (photo: official website, courtesy of Hapoel Tel Aviv)
Be that as it may, Beitar itself sought to convey a message of reconciliation and calming the spirits ahead of tonight's game. In an official statement it published, it was stated that "the club is in continuous contact with Hapoel Tel Aviv and has offered its help as much as is required, in all areas ahead of tonight's game and in general." The police have
already Started an investigation into the circumstances of the fire. Fire investigators arrived at the Khodorov complex in the morning to write an opinion, and at the same time the security cameras were checked at the place.
A fire at the Khodorov complex, where Hapoel Tel Aviv trains (photo: official website, courtesy of Hapoel Tel Aviv)
Fire investigators arrive in Khodorov (photo: official website, according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law)
The "Keepers of Tradition" organization is an extremist organization of Beitar fans, who in the past were allegedly responsible for stealing the equipment of Hapoel Jerusalem fans. These are people from "La Familia", who founded a more extreme organization within it. This time, "exclusive" drone footage is seen, but not It is clear if they are from this fire.
Hapoel Tel Aviv looked into the possibility of postponing the game, but the manager made it clear that for her it would take place and offered her help. Hapoel clarified that it has the equipment to hold the game tonight: "In an inspection conducted by the club's logistics workers, it was found that the equipment required for the game, Which is prepared ahead of time (after the final training) in iron boxes, correct."
However, one of the club's employees who arrived at the complex said: "I want to cry, this is our house, how can people do something like this because of football?
And if someone was inside the compound at the time?
There are situations where people are at night.
They burned equipment, clothing, a gym, how can people have the heart to do such a thing?"
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