Can we just let both of these duke it out in the middle east? I want none of them in my streets, I want none of them fighting there either.

I buy it. But you got a better source? Even from the tilted stories I read, this thing sounded like hooliganism from the get go. Of course the Israelis (these were foreigners, not local Jews) forgot they were not at home and were surprised anyone would hit back.

While this is probably true. Historically once the muslims have organized themselves into gangs to attack jews it is only a few days before they start attacking Christians too.

Msm: For no reason at all...

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The issue is debatable as to who did what and when, and really just seems to be an extension of the Israeli-Gaza conflict to some degree. But the primary point is that OP asserted that hooliganism is an inherent aspect of jews.

There is at least one more detail that makes this look pretty bad for the pro-Palestine side, but not necessarily enough to call this a 'pogrom.'
They seemed to target people based on their home country. The Jewish side is also claiming that pro-Palestine assailants coordinated the assaults and used some Palestine flags as bait.
On the other hand, you have the goings-on from OP and further knowledge that Mossad agents traveled with the soccer team.
So we obviously have shitty soccer fans, maybe some covert IDF guys, and maybe a plot to target Israeli fans (or said IDF guys).