Amsterdam bans protests after 'antisemitic squads' attack Israeli soccer fans
AMSTERDAM, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Amsterdam banned demonstrations for three days from Friday after overnight attacks on Israeli soccer supporters by what the mayor called "antisemitic hit-and-run squads", and Israel sent planes to the Netherlands to fly fans home.
Prime Minister Schoof expressed his commitment to bringing the perpetrators of Thursday night's attacks to justice.
Palestinians trailed its team after report from Dam Square, requiring police escort; Dutch report: None of 63 detainees were arrested during the riots ...
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Attacks on Israeli fans in the Netherlands prompts prime minister to cancel climate talks tripTHE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof on Saturday canceled a trip to United Nations climate talks ...
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Events in the Dutch capital on Thursday shocked the world - and asked serious questions of the sport's governing bodies ...
Any violence after Thursday's Europa League game has officially ended and that Israelis in Amsterdam can freely move about the city, the National Security Council said in a Saturday statement. The ...
Jew-hating agitators violently assaulted supporters of Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Dutch city with more than 60 people arrested ...
Jewish billionaire Bill Ackman vowed Friday to pull his hedge fund from the Euronext stock exchange in Amsterdam after a ...
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