My Tiny Feed

sueddeutsche.de

Amsterdam Attack on Israeli Football Fans

Pro-Palestinian rioters attacked Israeli football fans in Amsterdam following a football match, leading to injuries and widespread international condemnation.

Read original article in German

German

Germany

SportsFootballViolenceAntisemitismInternationalAttack

Maccabi Tel AvivAjax AmsterdamUefaIsraeli GovernmentDutch Government

Gideon SaarDick SchoofFemke HalsemaWillem-AlexanderOlaf Scholz

What event triggered the violence in Amsterdam?: Pro-Palestinian rioters attacked Israeli football fans in Amsterdam after an Ajax Amsterdam versus Maccabi Tel Aviv Europa League game, resulting in injuries and widespread international condemnation.
Describe the nature of the attacks on Israeli football fans.: The attacks, described as a targeted hunt for Israelis, involved mostly young people on motorbikes who chased and assaulted the fans. The violence prompted shocked responses from Israeli and Dutch officials, including the Dutch Prime Minister who cut short his trip to Budapest.
What was the extent of the injuries and the police response?: Around 20-30 people were injured, with five requiring hospital treatment. Authorities have made arrests and are pursuing the perpetrators with all their force, with ten still in custody. The Mayor of Amsterdam called the events a "deeply black night" and a "disgrace for Amsterdam."
How did international leaders and organizations react to the violence?: International figures such as Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, and US President Joe Biden condemned the violence. The UEFA also strongly denounced the attacks and urged authorities to find those responsible.
What are the concerns about further violence and potential implications?: The attacks sparked fears of further violence, with warnings against attending future Maccabi Tel Aviv games and advice to avoid wearing any identifying symbols. The incident highlights the underlying political tensions and anti-semitism fueled by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Jan 23, 13:10

Notre Dame's Near-Championship Run Highlights Potential and Areas for Improvement

Notre Dame's football team reached the College Football Playoff National Championship Game but lost to Ohio State 34-23, marking a significant achievement despite lacking star players and highlighting areas for future improvement in their offensive and defensive strategies.

Jan 23, 01:10

Bayern Munich's Champions League Hopes Dented by Feyenoord Defeat

Bayern Munich lost 0-3 to Feyenoord in the Champions League, jeopardizing their chances of reaching the knockout phase due to defensive errors and offensive inefficiencies; captain Manuel Neuer expressed the team's disappointment.

Jan 23, 01:10

Manchester City's Champions League Hopes in Jeopardy After PSG Defeat

Manchester City lost 4-2 to Paris Saint-Germain in their Champions League match, despite leading 2-0, jeopardizing their chances of reaching the knockout stage; they must now win their final group game against Club Brugge to avoid elimination.

Jan 23, 01:10

Barkley Favored for Super Bowl MVP Despite Quarterback Dominance

Super Bowl MVP odds favor Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley over quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, despite quarterbacks historically winning 33 of 59 MVP awards; Barkley's strong playoff performances make him a contender, potentially ending a two-decade drought for running backs winning the award.