Dutch Investigate Alleged Police Violence After Banned Protest
Israeli and Dutch politicians have denounced the attacks as antisemitic and recalled persecution of Jews during World War Two. Pro-Palestinians countered that they responded to an attack by the Maccabi supporters and provocative anti-Arab chants.
Demonstrators chant 'Amsterdam is saying no to genocide' and 'Free Palestine,' days after Israeli soccer fans in the Dutch ...
The unrest in Amsterdam last week was a painful event to watch, said Dutch King Willem-Alexander on Thursday after visiting ...
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Hard-right Dutch political leader Geert Wilders has blamed “Moroccans” for attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam last ...
Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Police in Amsterdam arrested some pro-Palestinian protesters and ...
The Netherlands is still dealing with the social and political fallout of violence a week ago in the streets of Amsterdam between supporters of Maccabi Tel Aviv and men on scooters.
The protests revealed broad opposition of workers and youth to the Gaza genocide, which European governments support by slandering opponents of genocide as “anti-Semites.” ...
Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters gathered on Sunday in Amsterdam’s Dam Square as an act of solidarity with Thursday night’s ...
The protest, due to take place on 19 November ... In a bid to avoid the angry scenes recently experienced in the ...
Dutch trade unions FNV and CNV have announced that on Tuesday, November 12, 10.000 pharmacy workers across the Netherlands ...
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