US EditionAmsterdam police detain pro-Palestinian protesters at banned demonstration
- Dutch police detained dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters in Amsterdam for defying a ban on demonstrations.
- Mayor Femke Halsema imposed the ban following violent attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters, deemed antisemitic.
- Protesters gathered in Dam Square, chanting slogans related to the Gaza war, before police intervened.
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Dozens arrested at illegal anti-Israel protest in Amsterdam
Police in Amsterdam on Sunday arrested several dozen people at an unauthorized anti-Israel protest rally at a square where, days earlier, Muslims assaulted Israeli soccer fans. The arrests at Dam Square followed a temporary municipal ban on the anti-Israel demonstrations that regularly take place there. The ban followed the coordinated assault on Thursday by at least 100 Muslim men on fans of Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer team who were leavin…
Dutch Palestinian leader claims pogrom in Amsterdam orchestrated by Mossad to shift public opinion
Watheq Alsadeh, a Palestinian community leader in the Netherlands, stated that the Mossad is responsible for the riots in Amsterdam, and it was done to shift public opinion in Israel’s favor. WATCH Dutch Palestinian Leader says Mossad Staged Attacks on Israeli Fans to Shift Public Opinion Watheq Alsadeh, a Palestinian community leader in the Netherlands, claimed that the Mossad was likely responsible for the recent attacks on Israeli soccer fan…
Dutch police detain 50 protesters at pro-Palestinian rally after soccer unrest
Dutch police said they took away more than 300 pro-Palestinian protesters who ignored a ban on demonstrations in Amsterdam on Sunday and detained 50 more following clashes involving Israeli soccer fans last week.
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