Overview
- Baxi Manresa and La Laguna Tenerife confirmed their European home games against Israeli opponents will be played without fans to prioritize safety.
- Spain’s national anti‑violence commission designated the three Spain‑hosted fixtures involving Israeli clubs as high risk, triggering reinforced security measures.
- The Government Delegation in Valencia recommended Valencia Basket hold Wednesday’s EuroLeague game against Hapoel Tel Aviv behind closed doors, leaving the final call to the club.
- Valencia has halted general ticket sales for the Roig Arena match and is awaiting a final decision as police prepare substantial deployments around venues.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv arrived in Valencia under a discreet schedule while protests near arenas and a union‑led general strike increase disruption risks, following recent incidents such as fake bombs placed on hoops in Manresa.