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Four individuals have been detained by Amsterdam police for allegedly engaging in "open violence" against Israeli soccer fans, an incident condemned as antisemitic by both Dutch and Israeli officials. The Dutch prime minister canceled his trip to U.N. climate talks in response to the clashes.
Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam were subjected to a violent antisemitic attack following a soccer match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and AFC Ajax. Victims described the assault as a "pogrom," likening it to a modern-day Kristallnacht. The attackers, reportedly organized, targeted Jewish individuals, leaving several injured and hospitalized. Despite the severity of the attacks, victims criticized the Amsterdam police for their inaction, attributing it to antisemitism and fear of the city's immigrant Muslim population. Over 60 people were arrested in connection with the violence.
Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam were attacked by local residents, leading to 62 arrests and condemnation from Dutch and Israeli officials. The violence occurred as Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters were in the city for a match against Ajax. Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof and Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema condemned the antisemitic attacks, while Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar called it a warning for Europe. The clashes involved both Israeli fans and local pro-Palestinian supporters, with several injuries reported and increased police presence planned.
Israeli soccer fans were attacked in Amsterdam following a Europa League match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax, resulting in five hospitalizations and 62 arrests. The violence, described as antisemitic, occurred despite a ban on a pro-Palestinian demonstration near the stadium. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the attacks and coordinated flights for affected citizens, while Dutch leaders also denounced the violence. The incident has drawn significant international attention and condemnation.