Dutch king says Amsterdam unrest is personally upsetting, as city lifts protest ban
The unrest in Amsterdam last week was a painful event to watch, said Dutch King Willem-Alexander on Thursday after visiting the Oslo City Hall in Norway. "Of course it affects me deeply, and it hurts me to see what is happening in the streets of Amsterdam,
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.
Officials said friction had been growing in the lead-up to the soccer match, with the antisemites who led the attack calling ...
Amsterdam police were bracing for yet another night of unrest on Tuesday as the Dutch capital grapples with antisemitic ...
A multicultural association based in Amsterdam-Oost warned that it learned of the possibility that people might attempt to ...
Police detained anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian protesters rallying in central Amsterdam on Wednesday in defiance of a ban ...
The protests revealed broad opposition of workers and youth to the Gaza genocide, which European governments support by slandering opponents of genocide as “anti-Semites.” ...
Tensions between Israeli soccer fans and Amsterdam's Arab population exploded into violent clashes and hit-and-run attacks ...
Some 4,000 security forces were deployed to keep the peace in Paris as Israel's national soccer team faces France a week ...
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