Beitar Jerusalem Inaugurates Memorial Wall for Fallen Fans at Beit Vagan

Beitar Jerusalem inaugurated a memorial wall today (Wednesday) at the Beit Vagan facility to honor 121 club fans who were murdered and fell since October 7 and during the war. The wall was erected at the entrance to the club's youth department, with each name embossed inside a shield featuring a QR code leading to a personal memorial page.

The club explained that the location was chosen so that children and teenagers passing through the area will also be exposed to the fans' stories and honor their memory. The memorial wall will be officially inaugurated next Thursday (October 15), in an event attended by bereaved families, Mayor Moshe Lion, and club owner Barak Abramov.

Abramov stated: "Since October 7 and for three years, Beitar Jerusalem has been active both in providing assistance and in commemoration efforts for the bereaved families and in memory of our fallen and murdered. The numbers are incomprehensible, and we feel their absence at every match, as their flags are raised high by their families."

He added: "After granting lifetime season tickets to every family, we have now completed the second project we promised the families: to commemorate their loved ones here at Beit Vagan. This is a message to the younger generation that the people of Israel will never forget and will always remain together, even in its most difficult days."