The participants discussed systemic courses of action and the integration of technological means to enhance enforcement. Police Commissioner, Rannatz Dani Levy: “Israel Police views Israeli sports and football stadiums as a public asset that must remain a focal point of experience, culture, and sportsmanship. We will not allow a violent minority to harm public safety, fans, and players. The integration of forces between the Police, the Football Association, the League Management, and the clubs is the key to decisive enforcement, removal of criminal elements, and the creation of a sports experience for the whole family.” Chairman of the Association, Shino Zuarz: “We all wish to ensure an enjoyable viewing experience for the fans, and therefore full unity of forces and immediate practical steps with Israel Police and the clubs are required. The close cooperation with Israel Police, led by the Commissioner, is essential to ensure the safety of tens of thousands of fans who come to the stadiums. We will continue to work together to ensure that football is a cultural experience. I have no doubt that this is possible.” At the end of the meeting, it was agreed to continue joint work towards the sensitive games in the current season and in general.