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The right-wing origins of the Jerusalem soccer team that wants to add 'Trump' to its name

  • Written by Tamir Sorek, Professor of Sociology, University of Florida
Throughout its storied history, the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team has won 13 state titles.AP Photo/Ariel Schalit

In a nod of appreciation to Donald Trump’s decision to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, the Israeli soccer club Beitar Jerusalem announced that it would like to change its name to Beitar “Trump” Jerusalem.

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