Amsterdam on edge after violence against Israeli football fans
Amsterdam football club Ajax’s 5-0 victory over Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv team this week should have been a moment of civic pride. Instead, the city faced international condemnation over what authorities called an outbreak of antisemitic “hit and run” violence against Maccabi fans after the game on Thursday night.
Two days after violence in Amsterdam following a match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax, residents and Jewish citizens ...
“Some young individuals agreed to perpetrate a similar action in Antwerp in the Jewish Quarter, which is why we ...
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When you read the news reports of the appalling violence against Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam, there is no doubt that powerful and ugly anti-Jewish hatreds were at work. To deny that is to stick ...
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