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Israel football fans punished for disrespect to Rabin
0 Comments | AFP, November, 2007
JERUSALEM (AFP) — The Israeli Football Association on Thursday banned fans of Beitar Jerusalem from two home matches after they booed through a minute's silence in memory of assassinated prime minister Yitzhak Rabin.
"This was an outburst of a large number, hundreds, of Beitar fans in the stands on an issue that is considered a national consensus and an affront to our existence as a democracy," the IFA said in a statement.
The IFA also slapped the Israeli champions with a suspended punishment of two additional matches without a crowd.
Before kick-off in Sunday's match against Maccabi Haifa, more than 2,500 Beitar fans refused to observe the silence, called in honour of Rabin and also to protest against violence in Israeli society and at sports stadiums....
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