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Amsterdam Soccer Fan Attacks

Israeli soccer fans were attacked in Amsterdam after a game, prompting Israel to send planes to evacuate its citizens.

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What happened to Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam?: Israeli soccer fans were attacked in Amsterdam after a Europa League game between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax. The violence prompted Israel to send planes to evacuate its citizens.
How have the Dutch and Israeli governments reacted?: Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the attacks, calling them "completely unacceptable antisemitic attacks." Netanyahu requested increased security for the Jewish community in the Netherlands.
What were the tensions surrounding the soccer match?: Prior to the match, tensions were high due to videos showing Maccabi fans chanting about the Middle East conflict. The police reported 57 arrests following the game due to protests and clashes.
What kind of videos have been shared on social media?: Hundreds of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were ambushed and attacked by pro-Palestinian protestors after leaving the stadium. Videos of the attacks were shared on social media, though CNN has not yet verified them.
What action is Israel taking in response to the violence?: Israel is evacuating its citizens from Amsterdam with two rescue planes after the attacks on its soccer fans. The Israeli Foreign Ministry advised Israelis in Amsterdam to remain in their hotels.

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