Ámsterdam ha prohibido las manifestaciones durante tres días después de que hinchas de fútbol israelíes fueran golpeados y heridos en violentos enfrentamientos en Ámsterdam durante la noche, que las autoridades holandesas condenaron por antisemitas.

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Videos capturing violent attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam have prompted the city to ban demonstrations for three days. The incidents occurred after a soccer match between the Israeli team Maccabi and the Dutch team Ajax. Dutch authorities have denounced these acts as antisemitic. The Dutch Prime Minister has condemned the violence and promised to prosecute those responsible.

The attackers were heard chanting political slogans and anti-Israel statements. The violence occurred overnight, with some attackers justifying their actions as retribution against Israel's actions in Gaza. More than 60 individuals have been arrested following the incident, and some remain in custody as investigations continue. 

The city's mayor made a distinction between lawful protest and the criminality of the recent events, emphasizing that the violence was not an appropriate form of demonstration. Tensions had reportedly been building earlier in the week, with some Israeli fans engaging in provocative behavior such as chanting pro-IDF slogans and vandalizing a Palestinian flag.

Although the situation in Amsterdam is now under control, concerns are growing as a scheduled match between Israeli and French soccer teams approaches, raising questions about potential unrest in France.



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¡Por los niños! ¡Por los niños! Por los niños, cantan los atacantes. Palestina libre ya. ¡Ahora! ¡Palestina libre! La embajada israelí dice que es sólo uno de los cientos de aficionados israelíes atacados en Amsterdam durante la noche, después de un partido de fútbol entre el equipo israelí Maccabi y el equipo holandés Ajax, con los atacantes denunciando violentamente la guerra de Israel contra Gaza. Este hombre intenta escapar de la paliza diciendo que no es judío. Antes de ser golpeado fuertemente en la cara. El primer ministro holandés condena los ataques como antisemitas y prometiendo procesar a los autores. La policía dice que ha puesto en marcha una importante investigación. No está claro cómo empezó todo. En total, más de 60 personas fueron detenidas y algunas permanecen bajo custodia. Y en una rueda de prensa el viernes, el alcalde de la ciudad dijo lo siguiente. Pero lo que ocurrió anoche no es una protesta. No tiene nada que ver con una protesta o manifestación. Fue un crimen. La violencia culminó con enfrentamientos durante la noche tras una escalada a principios de semana, con hinchas israelíes coreando consignas a favor de las FDI. y F*** a los árabes. Y otros arrancando una bandera palestina de un edificio. Y mientras la situación está ahora bajo control, la atención puede desplazarse pronto a Francia, donde un partido entre los equipos de fútbol israelí y francés está programado para la próxima semana.

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