No comment: Tense scenes as police break up illegal pro-Palestinian protest in Dutch capital

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14 November 2024 at 6:44 am

Amsterdam police arrested some and relocated over 260 pro-Palestinian protesters from Dam Square to a park in western Amsterdam, where they were permitted to demonstrate. The protest coincided with a parliamentary debate in The Hague on violence at a recent Ajax vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv football match. Tensions escalated as some Maccabi fans vandalised property and chanted anti-Arab slogans, while others carried out “hit and run” attacks on presumed Jewish individuals. Authorities released a 12-page report detailing the unrest and property damage.

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