Five new arrests made in Amsterdam over violence that authorities say targeted Israeli soccer fans
Israel sent extra planes to bring the soccer fans home from Amsterdam, and has told Israeli fans not to attend cultural or sports events abroad this week. European soccer's governing body, UEFA, announced Monday that Maccabi Tel Aviv's upcoming match ...
Authorities described a tense atmosphere after recent clashes saw five people were hospitalized and dozens detained.
Amsterdam police were bracing for yet another night of unrest on Tuesday as the Dutch capital grapples with antisemitic ...
Recent scenes from Amsterdam were horrifying. Violence continued this week throughout the typically placid city after ...
Events in the Dutch capital on Thursday shocked the world - and asked serious questions of the sport's governing bodies ...
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‘They came in masses,’ ‘attacked us all’: Maccabi Tel Aviv fans describe Amsterdam horrorsEyewitnesses and victims say organized gangs targeted all Israelis, had clubs, knives; describe local police not responding ...
As the Western media and political elites were manufacturing outrage over Amsterdam and Maccabi Tel Aviv, another UN report came out ...
Dan Kopla, a soccer fan who was present in Amsterdam for the riots, shares his harrowing experiences and what they taught him ...
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The Europa League match between Turkey’s Besiktas and Israel’s Maccabi Tel-Aviv, scheduled for Nov. 28, has been moved to a a ...
Five new arrests have been made over the violence surrounding a soccer game last week involving Israeli fans of Maccabi Tel ...
Dutch police have made five more arrests over the violence which followed a match involving an Israeli football team in ...
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