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West Midlands Police apologized for misrepresenting Jewish community views on banning Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, clarifying no such support existed.
West Midlands Police apologized after Assistant Chief Constable Mike O’Hara’s remarks appeared to suggest Jewish community support for banning Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from an upcoming Europa League match, clarifying that no such endorsement existed.
The force stated the comment was a misinterpretation of concerns raised by some community members, not a position of the broader Jewish community.
The ban, based on intelligence about past clashes involving Maccabi ultras, drew national criticism, including from Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, and raised concerns about accurate representation of religious and ethnic groups in official statements.
Police emphasized their commitment to improved communication and community engagement.
La policía de West Midlands se disculpó por tergiversar las opiniones de la comunidad judía sobre la prohibición de los fanáticos de Maccabi Tel Aviv, aclarando que no existía dicho apoyo.