Here's the first Israeli coverage I've found: https://www.kan.org.il/Item/?itemId=149072

Quite plausible, but not what I'm seeing reported elsewhere

> About 10pm two Israeli armoured vehicles broke into the stadium. Soldiers exited the vehicles and began firing tear gas from behind a wall.

https://www.insideworldfootball.com/2023/03/31/israeli-forces-storm-palestines-faisal-al-husseini-stadium-unprovoked-tear-gas-attack-players-fans/

So far the reporting feels a bit off to me. None of the video/pictures recorded at the scene indicate any presence of Israeli troops.

Quite possibly Israeli troops (or settlers), but I'm going to wait for more verifiable reporting before making any judgement - quite often these types of stories get highly upvoted and later turn out to be falsified.

I'm struck by the distance between Russian-aligned media (which leans strongly pro-Palestinian) and actual Russia/Israel relations.

Shouldn't the onus lie on the corporations selling security cameras with atrocious security?

I have many criticisms of Israel, but can't say I blame an Israeli firm for taking advantage of electronics manufacturers' lack of encryption and/or shitty code.