Maccabi Haifa announced: We will not sell tickets for matches at Teddy Stadium

Maccabi Haifa officially announced that it will not sell tickets for its matches at Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem, in protest of the conduct of the Jerusalem District Police and the use of disproportionate force against its fans. The decision was made after warning talks that proved futile, and the boycott will continue until the safety of the fans is ensured.

Maccabi Haifa issued an unusual and official announcement that it will not issue or sell tickets for the team's matches at Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem. The decision was made by the club's management following a series of incidents and complaints about police violence and the use of disproportionate force against the team's fans during matches in the capital in recent years. The club claims that repeated attempts were made to engage in dialogue with senior police officials, but no change occurred. The club clarifies that it will not tolerate a situation where fans, including women and children, are exposed to events that endanger their safety. The boycott will continue until a substantial change in conduct and attitude towards the fans is seen on the ground.