Israeli soccer fans attacked in Amsterdam, in what Dutch authorities call antisemitic incidents
Israeli soccer fans were attacked in a “serious incident of violence in Amsterdam” overnight into Friday, authorities said, with the Dutch government condemning what it called “anti-semitic attacks on Israeli citizens.
Amsterdam football club Ajax issued a statement on Friday condemning the violence that took place in the capital’s city ...
The Israeli government on Friday ordered the dispatch of two planes to Amsterdam to recuse citizens after violence clashes ...
The post did not provide further details about those injured or detained in Thursday night’s violence following the Europa ...
Dutch police have made 62 arrests and confirmed five people have been injured after Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters were attacked ...
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Amsterdam mayor condemns ‘hit and run’ attacks on Israeli football fans as ‘a dark day’ in city’s historyin attacks following the club’s Europa League match with Ajax on Thursday night. At least 62 people were arrested by police, with 10 still in custody on Friday afternoon. At a press conference, ...
European football's governing body has released a statement, which reads: "UEFA strongly condemns the incidents and acts of ...
Amsterdam's mayor has banned all protests and mask wearing ... city from this afternoon after "antisemitic" disorder surrounding a football match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv. Police will be ...
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Supporters of Maccabi Tel Aviv have clashed with apparent pro-Palestinian protesters before and after a Europa League soccer ...
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