Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema said in an interview that the Israeli government referred to the attacks on Israeli soccer fans in her city as a pogrom to 'incriminate Muslim Moroccans.'
Dutch cabinet meets for emergency session amid reports the coalition could implode over the government's handling of the violence against Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam.
President Isaac Herzog spoke with the King of the Netherlands, Willem-Alexander, following the horrific acts of violence against Israelis and Jews on the streets of Amsterdam last night. The King strongly condemned and expressed deep horror and shock over the criminal acts committed.
Last month, Dutch police admitted officers who refused to protect Jewish institutions such as the Amsterdam Holocaust museum were not forced to do so. A month, later, Amsterdam became the site of a pogrom.
Israeli Diaspora Affairs Ministry accuses Dutch authorities of failing to respond appropriately to 3 separate warnings anti-Israel forces were planning to harm Israelis in Amsterdam shortly before the pogrom.
There is a rising atmosphere of Jew hatred in the land of tulips, windmills and wooden shoes, where Muslim voters have become a sizeable portion of the electorate. Op-ed.
Germany, Netherlands, and Scotland pause funding to UNRWA following evidence that UNRWA employees took part in October 7 massacre.
A billboard campaign for the hostages, to be displayed in Holland around the Hague, has been rejected by more than 10 public relations companies.
Christians for Israel and Shalva hold 4 pro-Israel events in the Netherlands following Hamas massacre, mobilizing thousands in support.
Elbit Systems awarded a $55 million contract to supply a counter UAS solution to the Netherlands.
2 arrested for murder of Israeli man during robbery in city of Utrecht.
Dutch Chief Rabbi says order forcing universities to reveal ties to multitude of Jewish group "reeks of antisemitism."
Arutz Sheva speaks with Rabbi Binyomin Jacobst, chief rabbi of the Chief Rabbinate of the Netherlands, at the EJA conference in Poland.
Ellen Van Praag, Chair of Ressort Mediene communities, speaks to Arutz Sheva about challenges Dutch Jewish community faces.
Dutch inventor says singing, shouting, into new machine allows for quick and reliable coronavirus testing.
In Holland, a Torah scroll returns to Jewish hands 80 years after it was hidden from the Nazis.
New restrictions include closure of bars, cafes and restaurants and mandatory non-medical face masks.
Amsterdam to contribute $5.6 million for Holocaust museum makeover.
Jewish schools have reopened in the Netherlands, but some worry that their security is compromised
On eve of Holocaust Memorial Day, Dutch-Muslim politician tweets picture of yellow star to protest plans to monitor coronavirus carriers.
Dutch train employees sing ‘wholly inappropriate’ song about Jews over loudspeaker system.
The Dutch parliament voted to halt aid to the Palestinian Authority, due to it payments to terrorists
Dutch Parliament proposes not to label Judea and Samaria products unless the directive is applied to other disputed territories.
Netherland's BDS movement to end anti-Israel protests at Amsterdam's World War II memorial.
Pro-Israel activist assaulted near anti-Israel rally in Amsterdam by men yelling ‘Jew.’
Jewish channel preparing discrimination lawsuit against Dutch TV fund.
Israelis born prior to the establishment of the state in 1948 will now be able to register place of birth as 'Palestine' in Dutch documents.
Police arrest soccer fans who sang anti-Semitic chant about Jews and Nazi SS on Holocaust memorial day.
Official Dutch foreign ministry document says one of government's goals is to 'encourage Diaspora Jews to voice opposition to occupation.'
Majority of Dutch lawmakers call on government to adopt international definition of anti-Semitism.
Christian boatmaker hopes to bring his 390-foot life-size replica of Noah's Ark to the Holy Land.
Holland sees first naturally grown etrog fruit in decades following scorching summer.
Ministers order BDS activist Lydia de Leeuw to be denied entry into Israel.
Holland's main public broadcaster retracted claims it published that land gained by the Israel in 1948 is “occupied.”
Bus hits 4 people in the Netherlands, killing 1. Background of incident unknown.
Replica of Dutch synagogue destroyed in WWII opens near Jerusalem.
Discrimination against Jews in the Netherlands nearly doubled in 2017, accounted for 41% of all 'xenophobic' incidents.
Commemorative plaque from tree mentioned in Anne Frank;s diary stolen amid acts of vandalism.
'With every group that comes to support the local producers, we defeat the boycott even more.'
Aid group funded by Dutch gov't brought alleged Hamas terrorist to event which included gov't officials.
Iranian official says he's 'dismayed' to discover Foreign Ministry sent military aid to Iran.
Animal rights party in The Netherlands submits bill banning all forms of ritual slaughter.
The Chief Rabbi of Holland, Rabbi Binyomin Jacobs, says there's no difference today between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism.
Anti-Semitic vandalism in Holland rises 40% to highest level since 2007.
Rasmea Odeh, who killed 2 Israelis in a terror attack, dropped from planned appearances in Netherlands follow protests.
After ban on exports nearly closes country's only kosher slaughterhouse, government agrees to consider special exemption.
Sisters' lawyer said incident was a clear case of discrimination because the only people affected were Muslims.
Jewish Marine corporal marries in Dutch capital, in first Jewish military wedding since 1939.
Footage of Post-War Purim celebration in Children's Home of Yehoshua and Hennie Birnbaum in Amsterdam, Holland.
Turkey 'doesn't want Dutch ambassador' to return after Holland refuses entry to Turkish FM, closes of consulate.
Plane's landing gear breaks during touchdown in bad weather at Holland airport.
Persecuted Jewish officer honored with a statue. Dutch town honors Holocaust survivor and writer Jules Schelvis with a street sign.
PM Netanyahu discussed his meeting with the Dutch premier, a possible meeting with Mahmoud Abbas, and the Supreme Court's decision.
'Europe is facing great challenges with the spread of Islamist terror,' Netanyahu tells Arutz Sheva ahead of trip to Netherlands.
Dutch Jewish leaders claim the future of Jewish life in the Netherlands is grim.
