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Shino Zuaretz to Continue as Football Association Chair After Frej Disqualified
Shino Zuaretz is set to serve another term as Israel Football Association chairman after Issawi Frej's candidacy was disqualified for lacking sufficient endorsements.
Maccabi Netanya Owner Faces 9.5 Million Shekel Lawsuit Over Club Debts
Aliyah Capital has filed a 9.5 million shekel lawsuit against former Maccabi Netanya owner Eyal Segal over alleged breaches of debt-coverage agreements following a May 2025 club acquisition.
Ireland Calls on UEFA to Prevent Future Matches Against Israel
Ireland coach Heimir Hallgrimsson has urged UEFA to prevent future matches between Israel and Ireland following a tense geopolitical controversy surrounding their fixtures.
Alona Barkat and Moran Meiri Clash Over Israel Football Association Governance
A public clash erupted between Hapoel Beersheba owner Alona Barkat and IFA vice-chairman Moran Meiri over corporate governance and alleged conflicts of interest.
Football Association Disciplinary Court Temporarily Suspends Omer Dahan
The Football Association's Disciplinary Court accepted the prosecutor's demand and ordered the temporary suspension of the striker from all activities for 60 days. Dahan, who was loaned last season to Hapoel Ra'anana and was arrested as part of the case, previously denied: "I have no connection to match-fixing, the truth will come to light."
Football Association Seeks Suspension of Omer Dahan: "He Bet on His Own Teams' Matches"
The Football Association has appealed to the disciplinary court to suspend the Maccabi Haifa striker from all activities until the conclusion of criminal proceedings, or for at least 60 days. The request cites evidence that he routinely placed bets on league matches, including games involving his own teams. Dahan previously denied any involvement in match-fixing.
New disciplinary measures for matches interrupted by fan riots
The Football Association management will discuss today, Sunday, a proposal to approve significant changes to the championship and disciplinary regulations. These measures follow the work of a special committee established at the end of last season to address matches interrupted or cancelled due to fan misconduct.