{"id":99982,"date":"2024-11-08T20:07:15","date_gmt":"2024-11-08T20:07:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/the-police-will-increase-security-around-maccabi-tel-aviv-and-bodo-glimt-news-nordland\/"},"modified":"2024-11-08T20:07:16","modified_gmt":"2024-11-08T20:07:16","slug":"the-police-will-increase-security-around-maccabi-tel-aviv-and-bodo-glimt-news-nordland","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/the-police-will-increase-security-around-maccabi-tel-aviv-and-bodo-glimt-news-nordland\/","title":{"rendered":"The police will increase security around Maccabi Tel Aviv and Bod\u00f8\/Glimt – news Nordland"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

On Thursday, disappointed Bod\u00f8 residents had to watch Bod\u00f8\/Glimt get beaten by Qarabag at Aspmyra. Around the same time, Maccabi Tel Aviv was crushed 5\u20130 by Ajax in Amsterdam. However, it was not the result on the pitch that was the worst experience for the visiting Israeli supporters. Both before and during the match, demonstrators against Israel’s warfare in Palestine had tried to break police cordons around the stadium. After the match was over, there were major disturbances and clashes between the approximately 3,000 Israeli supporters and what were supposed to have been pro-Palestinian demonstrators. It is part of history that the Israeli supporters are also said to have provoked with songs that were condescending towards Palestine. Violent clashes broke out in Amsterdam after the Israeli team Maccabi Tel Aviv played there on Thursday night. Videos on social media show soccer supporters in Israeli team uniforms chanting “fuck the Arabs”. The police: – Deploying more resources Ten were reported injured and five were sent to hospital after the riots, where violence was perpetrated against the supporters from Tel Aviv. A total of 62 people have been arrested by the police. Nordland police district tells news that they have caught up with the situation in Amsterdam. Bod\u00f8\/Glimt will play against the same team at Aspmyra in January until next year. They are going to make continuous assessments about security. However, there is every reason to believe that more resources will be put into this match than before. – We have already started planning. We make a risk assessment of the match, and the experiences we have gained with the match in Amsterdam. Then we will certainly contact the Dutch police to find out what they have done before, during and after the match. That’s what assistant chief of staff in the Nordland police district, Cathrin Nerhus Lewin, says. – Will there be a greater police presence than other European matches at Aspmyra? – There is every reason to believe that there will be a greater presence. More resources are being deployed by the police. Not just what you see in the streets, but also in the form of intelligence before a fight. Now the club will be in dialogue with the clubs to get the best possible overview of what they can expect, from 23 January to next year. – It is important to have a knowledge-based approach. We will be in contact with the football clubs, and intelligence is closely connected with us. That way, we get as good a picture as possible and allocate resources accordingly. NFF: – Strong emotions in swing Director of Competitions in the Norwegian Football Association (NFF), Nils Fisketj\u00f8nn, tells news that the danger of demonstrations escalating is present as long as the war continues. – The war in the Middle East stirs strong emotions in everyone, and the NFF has engaged us in the work of contributing to fundraising campaigns for a civilian population that has undergone and is undergoing enormous suffering. As long as the war is still going on, the danger of demonstrations escalating is present – we saw that both in Skien in connection with the EC qualifiers for the G19 and in Amsterdam yesterday. The situation in Skien arose when the G19 team came to Israel to play an EC qualifier against Norway. It ended with large, violent demonstrations, and a TV 2 journalist being laid to the ground. The NFF says that they are more than happy to share their experiences with Bod\u00f8\/Glimt and the local police in Bod\u00f8. – There is no doubt that it is challenging to receive teams from Israel in terms of security. It is of course perfectly legitimate to demonstrate against the participation of Israeli teams in international football as long as it is done in an orderly manner. Together with the police and the club, the NFF will contribute to creating a safe environment in Bod\u00f8, so that the match can be carried out in a proper way. Several pro-Palestinian protesters had turned up outside the football match in Amsterdam on Thursday evening. Photo: JEROEN JUMELET \/ AFP Thomassen: – Close and good cooperation The general manager of Bod\u00f8\/Glimt, Frode Thomassen, tells VG that they understand the concern and that they have a close cooperation with all security measures. – We of course understand that yesterday in Amsterdam gives cause for some concern. The upcoming settlement in January will require close and good cooperation with the police and security company. Of course, this includes ensuring necessary measures, writes general manager in Bod\u00f8\/Glimt Frode Thomassen in an e-mail to VG. He further says that they have not received any indication that there will be trips from Israel to Bod\u00f8. Frode Thomassen (left) and trainer Kjetil Knutsen at Aspmyra on a previous occasion. Photo: Mats Torbergsen \/ NTB Published 08.11.2024, at 13.24 Updated 08.11.2024, at 14.41
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