Five men sentenced over Amsterdam soccer pogrom
Amsterdam District Court sentences five men to prison terms of up to six months for their involvement in the violence against Israeli soccer fans in November.
Amsterdam District Court sentences five men to prison terms of up to six months for their involvement in the violence against Israeli soccer fans in November.
A Washington Post article disputes claims of one-sided violence against Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam, citing footage showing that both sides engaged in aggression.
Prosecutors call for two years in jail for man suspected of punching and kicking Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam on November 7, but claim there was no evidence of a terrorist intent and the violence was not motivated by antisemitism.
Dutch Chief Public Prosecutor says that seven suspects in the attack on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam will be facing charges that include violence and public insult but not terrorism charges: From a legal standpoint, there was no terrorism involved.
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema banned a demonstration this evening against rising antisemitism in the city, claiming that there are not enough police to protect the demonstrators and Black Friday shoppers.
City of Amsterdam announces that no traveling fans will be permitted at Ajax Amsterdam's Europa League home game against Italian club Lazio on December 12.
One day after outrageous remarks by the mayor of Amsterdam, the Netherlands claims that Israel did not provide on information about a pogrom planned by Muslims in the city.
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 police chief says the investigation is focused on "all crimes committed in the run-up to the game and in its aftermath".
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.
Anti-Israel activists gathered to protest in the French capital ahead of the game between the Israeli and French national teams which is being held a week after mobs attacked Israeli fans in Amsterdam.
Israeli Foreign Minister speaks with French counterpart ahead of big match between the countries' national soccer teams, which is being played exactly a week after the Amsterdam soccer pogrom.
Pro-Palestinian Arab demonstrators carrying PLO flags detained in Amsterdam's city center after defying restrictions put in place following last week’s pogrom.
For the moment, I am thinking more about the Dutch non-Arabs who are celebrating the “Jew hunt” than I am about the Muslim attackers. Op-ed.
'UNRWA staff has been repeatedly exposed as active terrorists. If anyone doubted this, even after 10/7, this is more proof of the deep-seated rot within UNRWA’s organizational culture,' says Marcus Sheff, head of IMPACT-se.
Fresh rioting breaks out in Amsterdam's Nieuw-West district, where protesters damage public property and set a tram ablaze.
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof condemns violence against Israeli fans after a soccer match in Amsterdam last week, calling it 'unadulterated antisemitic violence.'
Dan Kopla, a soccer fan who was present in Amsterdam for the riots, shares his harrowing experiences and what they taught him.
'Antisemitic incidents in Europe prevent women from walking in certain areas, citizens feel insecure,' says Zvi Yehezkeli on pogrom in Amsterdam.
Several victims of last week's pogrom in Amsterdam tell Israeli media police officers beat them as well as the pogromists, one said he was hit with a baton by the policeman he begged to help him.
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese approvingly quotes post calling the Amsterdam pogrom "a lie," calls on media to "set record straight" while saying "Israel and Israelis can never be in the wrong."
French President's office says his decision to attend Thursday's game aims to "send a message of fraternity and solidarity" after the Amsterdam pogrom.
Violence erupts as law enforcement confronts Palestinian Arab demonstrators who gathered at Dam Square despite temporary protest ban. Over 50 arrested.
President of NIK Central Committee and EJA Vice President Ellen Van Praagh says her parents warned her of antisemitism in her country 'I laughed at them and said, 'That's absolutely not true. That's not going to happen in Holland, never.' Sadly, I was wrong!'
Following the attacks on Israeli fans in Amsterdam and in light of calls among terrorist-supporter groups to harm Israelis and Jews the Israeli National Security Council is calling on Israelis to avoid Israeli sporting events abroad.
Prime Minister Netanyahu attacked Holland for its conduct during the attacks on Israelis and warned: 'We have learned something from history: Wild attacks that start against Jews, never end with the Jews.'
Activists from the World Betar movement are holding rally today in Amsterdam’s Dam Square to stand up against antisemitism in Europe following the pogrom that took place in the city on Thursday night.
Tzvi Kedar, who was injured in the lynching in Amsterdam, recounted how locals saw the Israeli fans being beaten and refrained from intervening, noting that the local authorities refused to help.
British Embassy in Portugal sponsors Kristallnacht commemoration at the Holocaust Museum in Oporto, Portugal. President of Porto Jewish Community: “Kristallnacht is not part of history but happening today. The way to fight antisemitism is to educate the youth.”
Leader of Dutch Party for Freedom disputes Amsterdam police claim: All arrests were made before and during the soccer match and NOT during the pogrom.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar commented on the riots against Israelis in Amsterdam, saying Europe must recognize them as a denial of Israel's right to exist.
'The news out of Amsterdam last night is horrifying. This is a dark moment for our world — and one we have seen before,' Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau writes.
Melhem Asad saved his friends and other Israeli fans from the Amsterdam pogrom, by misleading the Palestinian Arab rioters who were pursuing them.
Hours after the Netherlands officially commemorated the Kristallnacht pogrom, the Nazis’ heirs staged a new Kristallnacht pogrom. And the police took their time. Opinion.
The National Security Council reports: 'Security bodies estimate that the wave of violence has ended. There is no concern for Israelis wishing to move around the city.'
Today, a large part of the Amsterdam police force is made up of second-generation migrants from North Africa and the Middle East. They do not care about Jews' safety. And it will be that way all over Europe. Opinion.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar meets Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof, discussing rising antisemitism and delegitimization of Israel.
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof condemns violence against Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam: I'm deeply ashamed that this could happen in the Netherlands.
US President says the Amsterdam pogrom was reminiscent of "dark moments in history when Jews were persecuted."
Prime Minister Netanyahu has arrived at the Foreign Ministry situation room to oversee the developments in Holland.
Amsterdam Chief Public Prosecutor says that of the 62 suspects arrested after the violent attacks on Israelis in the city, only 10 are still in custody. The suspects are in custody for 'public violence against individuals and groups.'
The fans who were present and affected in the event will receive immediate assistance upon their arrival in Israel by the National Insurance Institute as victims of terrorist acts.
A special project will be launched to bring the dogs and volunteers of the Israel Dog Unit to Jewish communities abroad in the wake of the Amsterdam pogrom.
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.
Chief Rabbi of the Netherlands Binyomin Jacobs, President of IPOR Jewish Communities Ellen Van Praagh, and the Chairman of the European Jewish Association Rabbi Menachem Margolin called on Dutch and European leaders to take antisemitism more seriously following the Amsterdam pogrom
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.
Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel says following the antisemitic pogrom in Amsterdam, 'If we fail to act, it will only get worse.'
After being in touch with Dutch officials and Israelis in Amsterdam all night, new Foreign Minister departs to Amsterdam in the aftermath of last night's pogrom.
Israeli airline announces it will run free last-minute flights to bring Israelis home from Amsterdam today, even on Shabbat, following the pogrom against Israeli soccer fans.
EJC President Dr. Ariel Muzicant expresses horror and outrage at last night's pogrom in Amsterdam.
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.
Is this is what multiculturalism looks like? Opinion.
Israelis in Amsterdam advised to avoid displaying Jewish symbols, fly back to Israel as quickly as possible following antisemitic pogrom.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, this morning, spoke with Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof and emphasized the great importance of the Dutch government ensuring the wellbeing of all Israelis in the Netherlands, including those who were wounded and injured in the disturbances.
Kohelet Policy Forum member and international law expert Prof. Eugene Kontorovich noted that Holland, the site of last night's antisemitic pogrom in Amsterdam, is also the site of the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court, where Israel and Israeli leaders are under investigation on false accusations of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Jewish, European and US leaders condemn shocking violence against Jews leaving Amsterdam soccer game.
Both civilian and military planes will be sent to bring Israeli emergency teams to Holland and bring Jews back to Israel.
Hundreds of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans report being attacked by Arabs as they left the stadium where Maccabi's game against AFC Ajax took place. At least 10 fans injured, two people unaccounted for. An Israeli who was present at the scene: "The police only arrived after half an hour."