After antisemitic violence rocked Amsterdam, Paris braces for an Israel soccer match
After shocking scenes of violence in Amsterdam last week – with accusations of an organized “hunting” of Jews following days of unrest with fans of visiting Israeli club Maccabi-Tel Aviv – the French capital is determined to avoid a repeat.
Authorities described a tense atmosphere after recent clashes saw five people were hospitalized and dozens detained.
Dutch police arrested three people on Tuesday after a police vehicle in Amsterdam was set on fire and a city bus was ...
Riot police in Amsterdam on Monday evening arrested several people during another eruption of violence sparked by a soccer ...
Police warn of calls for more rioting after a tram was set on fire Monday. The city is facing tensions following violence ...
The antisemitic violence in Amsterdam occurred one day before the anniversary of Kristallnacht, the Nazi-organized pogrom ...
A tram was set on fire in Amsterdam overnight by dozens of rioters in the second wave of violence to rock the Dutch capital in recent days. Footage showed a mob, dressed in black and armed with ...
Dutch police dispersed groups that gathered in Amsterdam's streets after a tram was attacked. Police said it was not clear ...
Let us look out for each other, keep each other safe, and care for each other,” was the plea from the Mayor of Amsterdam, ...
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