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Amsterdam Antisemitic Attacks on Israeli Soccer Fans

Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were attacked in Amsterdam after a soccer match, prompting investigations into antisemitic violence and coordination.

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What is the current status of the investigation into the attacks?: Over 230 victims and 170 witnesses have been interviewed by Israeli police, collaborating with Dutch authorities. The Dutch government is investigating the assaults for possible antisemitic motives and prior coordination.
What advice has been given to Israeli citizens still in Amsterdam?: Israel facilitated the return of citizens via nine flights and advises remaining citizens to exercise caution and avoid displaying Israeli identification in Amsterdam. The police encourage anyone with further information to contact them.
What events led to the attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam?: Following a Europa League match in Amsterdam, Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were attacked by rioters, resulting in injuries and arrests. The attacks are being investigated as potentially antisemitic and possibly pre-planned.
What kind of violence did the attackers perpetrate against Maccabi fans?: Videos show attackers beating, chasing, and attempting to run over Maccabi fans. There were also reports of passport theft and an attempted kidnapping.
What is the official response from Dutch and Israeli governments to the attacks?: Both Dutch and Israeli officials condemned the violence as antisemitic, demanding a thorough investigation. Amsterdam implemented a ban on protests and granted police increased powers.

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