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.
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Hard-right Dutch political leader Geert Wilders has blamed “Moroccans” for attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam last ...
The protest, due to take place on 19 November ... In a bid to avoid the angry scenes recently experienced in the ...
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Israel says Dutch security services were warned about potential for trouble around Maccabi Tel Aviv-Ajax game, but Dutch ...
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Metropolitan Police are responding to fears of an 'Amsterdam-style attack' on a now-cancelled protest against a United ...
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