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Police snipers were seen on the roof of a stadium in anticipation of Israel’s vital World Cup qualifier against Italy.
The match has been classified as the highest risk event, despite a recent ceasefire agreement that has temporarily halted two years of conflict in Gaza.
Police snipers were observed on the roof of a stadium prior to Israel’s crucial World Cup qualifier against Italy.
Security personnel are visible on the roof of the Udine Stadium.
A pro-Palestinian march is set to commence in the city center a few hours before the match and is expected to draw approximately 10,000 participants.
This event will be kept away from the Udine stadium, which is located on the outskirts of the city.
Snipers were positioned on the roof of the venue in advance of the arrival of Israel’s team bus.
The Israel team bus will be escorted to the stadium with heightened security and military presence.
The area has been designated as a “red zone,” and only ticket holders are permitted to pass through the tall metal barriers.
Fans are advised to arrive early, as every supporter must go through metal detectors.
Just over 9,000 tickets have been sold for the qualifier at the 25,000-seat stadium.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What security measures are in place for the match?
There are police snipers on the roof of the stadium, and the area has been declared a “red zone.” Only ticket holders can pass through the security barriers, and all fans must go through metal detectors.
How many tickets have been sold for the match?
Just over 9,000 tickets have been sold for the qualifier, which is being held at a stadium with a capacity of 25,000 seats.
What is the expected turnout for the pro-Palestinian march?
The pro-Palestinian march is expected to attract around 10,000 participants.
