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Police Arrest Two After Fan Brawl Near Teddy Stadium

Police arrested two suspects after rival football fans clashed near Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem on Monday evening, October 19, as they headed to a match. According to police, participants threw objects and stones, and several people sustained minor injuries. Jerusalem district officers, Border Police, riot officers and mounted police intervened to separate and disperse the groups. The two suspects were taken to Moriah police station for questioning over their suspected involvement, while police continued efforts to identify others who took part in the confrontation.

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Israel Police SpokespersonSource Language: HebrewIsraeli governmentOpens in a new tab.
Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival interior view of Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem, with the pitch and seating tiers

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