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Amsterdam Attacks: Antisemitism and Multiculturalism

Analysis of the brutal attacks against Israeli football fans in Amsterdam, highlighting the role of antisemitism, police inaction, and the failures of multiculturalism.

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How does the author characterize the nature of the new antisemitism?: The author attributes the violence to a new form of antisemitism rooted in the mobilization of Palestinian and Hamas groups, which contrasts with traditional European antisemitism.
Summarize the main events that took place in Amsterdam involving Israeli fans.: Israeli fans of Maccabi were brutally attacked in Amsterdam, with accounts describing assaults, mob violence, and a failure of police intervention.
What is the author's perspective on the broader societal implications of the event?: The article argues that the incident is not merely a political event, but a reflection of the cultural shift and breakdown of values caused by the multicultural policies of the Netherlands.
What are the allegations regarding the role of police and taxi drivers in the incident?: The attacks occurred amidst heightened tensions and accusations of police inaction and complicity, potentially due to the religious affiliations of some officers and taxi drivers.
What is the author's critique of multiculturalism and the belief that lifestyle is superior to religious beliefs?: The author questions the effectiveness of multiculturalism in integrating diverse populations and criticizes the naive belief that lifestyle choices outweigh religious convictions and hate.

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