Fine for Hapoel Tel Aviv: Following the shouts “Holocaust to Maccabi”

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.”