Moving: Beitar Jerusalem unveils memorial wall for 121 fallen fans

Beitar Jerusalem inaugurated a memorial wall for 121 of its fans who were murdered and fell, marking three years since the October 7 massacre. The wall was erected at the entrance to the youth department in Beit VeGan and includes a barcode for each fallen fan leading to a memorial page. Owner Barak Abramov said this is a message to the younger generation that we will never forget.

Beitar Jerusalem unveiled a moving memorial wall for 121 of the club's fans who were murdered and fell, marking three years since the October 7 massacre and amid the War of Resilience. The wall was erected at the training complex in Beit VeGan, at the entrance to the youth department, and includes a special shield for each fallen fan with a barcode leading to a personal memorial page. Owner Barak Abramov said: "Since October 7 and for three years, Beitar has been working for the bereaved families and the murdered. The numbers are unfathomable and we feel their absence in every game." He added that after granting lifetime memberships, they completed the memorial project in Beit VeGan, and that this is a message to the younger generation that the people of Israel never forget. The wall will be officially dedicated next Thursday (October 15) in the presence of the bereaved families, Mayor Moshe Lion, and Abramov.