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Amsterdam Protest Ban and Antisemitic Attacks

Following antisemitic attacks on Israeli football fans, Amsterdam banned protests, leading to the arrest of dozens of demonstrators.

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Amsterdam PoliceMaccabi Tel AvivMunicipality Of AmsterdamIsraeli Government

Femke HalsemaGideon SaarMark RutteOlivier Dutil

What events led to the ban on demonstrations in Amsterdam?: Dozens of people were detained in Amsterdam on Sunday during a protest against a ban on demonstrations following antisemitic attacks on Israeli football fans.
What were the main slogans used by protestors in Amsterdam?: Around 100 protestors were arrested for defying the ban, with police confirming detentions but not specifying numbers. Protestors chanted slogans like "Free, free Palestine."
How many people were detained during Sunday's protest in Amsterdam?: The ban on demonstrations was imposed by Amsterdam's mayor, Femke Halsema, after a series of attacks on fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv, which were widely condemned as antisemitic.
What international response has there been to the events in Amsterdam?: Israel's foreign minister offered assistance to the Netherlands in their investigation, citing the attacks as reminiscent of dark periods in history, while France is preparing extensive security measures for an upcoming match between France and Israel.
What was the nature of the attacks on Israeli football fans in Amsterdam?: The attacks on Israeli football fans involved gangs of young people on scooters and on foot, resulting in hospitalizations and prompting a large-scale police investigation.

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