A club official at Beitar Jerusalem cleans up after the arson attack on the club's offices.
Beitar count cost —
A club official at Beitar Jerusalem cleans up after the arson attack on the club's offices.
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Dzhabrail Kadaev (left) and Zaur Sadaev were signed on January 26 by Beitar Jerusalem from Chechen side Terek Grozny. Both are Muslims.
Muslim signings —
Dzhabrail Kadaev (left) and Zaur Sadaev were signed on January 26 by Beitar Jerusalem from Chechen side Terek Grozny. Both are Muslims.
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Beitar Jerusalem fans display a banner reading "Beitar -- pure forever" at a match on January 26 after their signing of two Muslim players.
Intolerant fans —
Beitar Jerusalem fans display a banner reading "Beitar -- pure forever" at a match on January 26 after their signing of two Muslim players.
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A club official examines the charred remains of the trophies won by Israeli league side Beitar Jerusalem after an arson attack on its clubhouse.
Lost history —
A club official examines the charred remains of the trophies won by Israeli league side Beitar Jerusalem after an arson attack on its clubhouse.
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