Summary of the victory of Hapoel Beer Sheva 0:1 over Hapoel Jerusalem in the upper playoffs (Sport1)
Hapoel Be'er Sheva is deep in the midst of preparations for the season's game on Saturday in Carmel against Maccabi Haifa, but tonight (Thursday) we made room in the club to hold the toasting ceremony in honor of Passover.
The event took place at the Red House complex with the participation of the team's players, management staff, professional and medical staff and the club's sponsors and in the presence of the mayor of Beer Sheva, Rubik Danilovich and the commander of the Beer Sheva police station, Lieutenant Commander Tiran Yehud. The president of Hapoel Beer Sheva, Alona Barkat, gave a
speech During the ceremony: "The story of the Exodus from Egypt is a story of a long road, faith and hard work.
Along the way, the Israelites passed tests among themselves, tests related to the formation of their identity until they were ready and reached the promised land.
On a long road, there are ups and downs, there are good moments and less good moments, but from a distance of time, when you walk with the right people, with faith and values, in an appropriate direction and over time - you arrive.
"Jewish tradition offers various preparations for the holiday, but cleaning and self-inspection cannot be ignored. These bring a sense of celebration, freedom and renewal. These days, we say goodbye to the 'leaven' that accompanied us, everything we do not want for the future and clean our hearts and thoughts, A place for good things to come. Everyone has a part in the internal cleanliness that affects the environment and everyone has a part in the common journey. This is our journey here in the country, this is our story since then and forever and I hope that these days will bring renewal and goodness in all areas."
Alona Barkat, president of Hapoel Beer Sheva (photo: official website, Hapoel Beer Sheva)
Barkat also commented on the political situation in Israel these days: "We are in a particularly tense time. On both sides of the political dispute, there are elements that want to widen the gap, strengthen the dispute, increase the hatred between one person and another and between sides. We Israelis all share values, goals and a path. It is not allowed We must let the legitimate disputes tear us apart. The main thing is not the victory over one another - but the preservation of the partnership and unity of all Israelis: religious and secular, Sephardim and Ashkenazim, Jews and Arabs. The desire to rule without flexing will lead to a Pyrrhic victory that will come at a high price and a lasting rift. I turn from here to the captains of the state Find the way to unite, hear, understand, accept and accommodate."
In conclusion, the president of Hapoel Be'er Sheva said: "To you, the team and players, the club's employees, who are facing intense days, I wish that in the face of challenges and tasks, we will be able to walk hand in hand on the right path to fulfilling more and more dreams. We have people who are each an important member of the journey and this is a privilege It's great for all of us to walk together towards our goals. I wish everyone a happy holiday, a holiday of togetherness, fun and joy."
The mayor of Beer Sheva, Rubik Danilovich, congratulated the players on the occasion of the holiday and wished success in the game on Saturday and in the rest of the season.
The club's CEO, attorney Guy Premor, said: "If I equate Passover with the football season, then two things helped the Jewish people who walked in the desert for 40 years and finally arrived in the promised land: faith and togetherness. When I look at us, at this point in time, as a club , these two things are the things we want to lead us to the promised land: faith and togetherness."
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