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Amsterdam Football Violence: Maccabi Fans Involved

Violence erupted in Amsterdam after a football match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv, involving aggressive behavior from both Maccabi fans and other individuals. A major investigation is underway.

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What is the current status of arrests and detentions related to the incidents?: Sixty-three people were arrested in connection with the incidents surrounding the match, though only one arrest is directly linked to the post-match violence. Four people remain in custody.
What were Maccabi Tel Aviv fans seen doing in Amsterdam after their match against Ajax?: Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were involved in violent incidents in Amsterdam after their team's match against Ajax. Videos show them using planks and belts, and engaging in aggressive behavior.
What official steps are being taken to address the situation in Amsterdam following the violence?: Amsterdam's mayor announced an independent investigation into the events, highlighting the shock and concern caused by the violence and its parallels to historical antisemitic attacks.
How is the Amsterdam police responding to the events that occurred during and after the Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv game?: The violence prompted a large-scale investigation by Amsterdam police, who are reviewing various video sources, including those from street cameras, doorbells, witnesses, and journalists.
Were there instances of violence or misconduct displayed by Maccabi fans other than the reported attacks against them?: In addition to the violence perpetrated against them, videos have also emerged showing Maccabi fans engaging in aggressive behavior themselves, including shouting anti-Arab and racist slogans and pulling down a Palestinian flag.

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