After antisemitic violence rocked Amsterdam, Paris braces for an Israel soccer match
After shocking scenes of violence in Amsterdam last week – with accusations of an organized “hunting” of Jews following days of unrest with fans of visiting Israeli club Maccabi-Tel Aviv – the French capital is determined to avoid a repeat.
Several people were also arrested for holding up posters in front of city hall in defiance a week-long ban on protests ...
Authorities described a tense atmosphere after recent clashes saw five people were hospitalized and dozens detained.
Amsterdam police were bracing for yet another night of unrest on Tuesday as the Dutch capital grapples with antisemitic ...
The Netherlands is still dealing with the social and political fallout of violence a week ago in the streets of Amsterdam between supporters of Maccabi Tel Aviv and men on scooters.
Sheher Khan, leader of Denk Party in Amsterdam, criticizes city's response to provocative actions by Israeli fans - Anadolu ...
A tram was set on fire in Amsterdam overnight by dozens of rioters in the second wave of violence to rock the Dutch capital in recent days. Footage showed a mob, dressed in black and armed with ...
In the introduction to the report, the mayor wrote that “fear and disbelief” persisted in Amsterdam days after the events. ...
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