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0:00On March 7th, Jewish students from a London school faced severe anti-Semitic abuse during an under-15 National Football Tournament quarterfinal. In Norwich, spectators shouted slurs like dirty Zionists and references to gas chambers along with chance targeting Jews and Israel's Prime Minister. The abuse started as the team warmed up at Thorpe St. Andrews School and continued through the match, which the Jewish Free School team lost 4-2. 1. Throughout mainly consisted of students from the host school and the Jewish players say staff ignored their complaints, letting the hostility go on. Unchecked. One mixed-race boy on the team reported a racial and anti-Semitic slur directed at him, while another heard a term often used by extremists against. Jews. The young players felt threatened, hurt, and ashamed of their identity, with the ordeal shaking their confidence on what should have been a proud day, reaching the quarterfinals. This described their kids as heartbroken and traumatized. One mother noting her Holocaust survivor grandmother would be devastated by the echoes of.

1:03Pass horror is faced by her family. Both Norfolk Police and the English Schools Football Association are now investigating the incident as a hate crime after parents reported it. The Jewish school head teacher called the abuse unacceptable and praised the team's achievement, while the host school says it takes discrimination. Seriously, it prioritizes player safety. Israeli groups demand full probes and education to prevent such hatred from taking root in schools, as officials work to address what happened on the pitch.