Poland closed the issue of "banner Jihad"

Frbak fans of Legia Warsaw during a demonstration in the Polish capital (European - Archive)
Close the Public Prosecutor in the investigation in the case of Poland "banner Jihad" giant filed by fans of Legia Warsaw during a match against the home team Abual Tel Aviv, Israel, adding that "this movement insulting but not criminal."
And raised the banner started giant in Latin but in a manner akin to the Arab during a match for Legia with the Israeli team on September 29 / September last in the league of Europe (Europa League).
A spokesman for Attorney General in Warsaw to sign Darius Silokora "outrageous and very humiliating, but it's not a crime, but it is a question stupid act by a number of fans."
The sign, which raised the pitch in green, the color of Legia Warsaw and the color of many Islamic organizations, which calls for "jihad."
Legia and apologized for this sign, stressing he had not given fans permission to lift it at all in the stands, while said fan club Legia from the sign that the goal was simply to show support and dedication of the fans who they offered to the team.
This is not the first time that used the team's fans to sign "Jihad Legija" Even in the games of local, which brought them into conflict with the owners of the club, then aggravated it in a game last month because it was against the Israeli team, prompting some campaigns to focus on this group of fans and accusing them of anti-Semitism.
It is not likely to survive Legia Warsaw from European Union sanctions for football, which would rule in this case on November 17 next.
Poland, for allIn a related development organized by the Polish authorities in Warsaw, which will host the opening of the European Championships next summer with the participation of Ukraine, cycle ball against racism attended by youth from around the world.
The event was organized, called "Poland for all the" Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the authorities in Warsaw, and in which four teams of young men engaged in their studies in Poland.


 Source: Agencies