Barak Abramov

Beitar Jerusalem unveiled a memorial wall at Beit Vagan honoring 121 club fans killed since October 7, featuring personalized QR codes for the younger generation.

Veteran importer Gili Bruchim and his son Ben are entering the fast-food market, acquiring the Don Pedro pizzeria and Wings Crispy to build a national chain.

The Israel Police arrested three suspects for throwing a fragmentation grenade at a Japanika restaurant branch in Rosh Pinna. The chain is owned by Beitar Jerusalem owner Barak Abramov.

Israel Police arrested three suspects in connection with a July grenade attack on a Japanika restaurant in Rosh Pinna, linked to an ongoing conflict between the Musli and Jarushi crime families.

A group of around 20 angry Beitar Jerusalem supporters breached the Bayit VaGan training complex, detonating firecrackers and confronting players in the locker room following a loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv.

Around 20 masked Beitar Jerusalem supporters stormed the players' parking lot before training, throwing firecrackers and threatening players and coach Almog Cohen following two consecutive league defeats.

The company backed by Jackie Ben-Zaken, Barak Abramov, and Tzahi Abu has received preliminary approval from the NASDAQ exchange for a dual listing in the US. But the road to trading is still paved with several conditions and a very close deadline. What exactly is missing, and how much of the dream is already priced into the stock currently trading in Tel Aviv?

Barak Abramov is digging deep into his pockets: following their European elimination, Beitar Jerusalem is shifting focus and allocating a significant budget for a top-tier attacking midfielder. All the details.

Police have identified the suspects arrested for the arson of a restaurant in Givatayim, linking the incident to a broader wave of violent criminal disputes across the country.

Barak Abramov suffers a financial blow: The Supreme Court of the Football Association ruled that Beitar Jerusalem will pay the previously determined compensation, after rejecting the appeal of F.C. Ashdod, which had demanded 1.1 million shekels. According to the decision, Beitar Jerusalem will be forced to pay 450,000 shekels.

Against the backdrop of bloody conflicts between criminal organizations in the center, an 18-year-old from Rehovot was arrested last night in a covert operation on suspicion of involvement in the arson of the restaurant in Givatayim on July 12. All the details on the arrest.

The wave of attacks against the businessman continues. Despite mediation attempts, tempers have not cooled, and tonight another branch of the Japanika chain was targeted. The Israel Police have opened an investigation.