Security has been reinforced in the city, where a tribute will be held this Saturday at a Jewish monument to the victims of a Nazi pogrom in 1938.
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Amsterdam bans protests for three days
Amsterdam’s mayor banned protests in the Dutch capital for three days starting Friday following attacks on Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv fans that Femke Halsema called “anti-Semitic.”
The mayor says that the club’s fans were “attacked” with fireworks and that the police intervened to protect them and escort them to their respective hotels. At least five people had to receive hospital treatment.
According to Reuters, Femke Halsema explained that the police were surprised by the attacks and that security was reinforced in the city, where this Saturday a tribute will be held at a Jewish monument to the victims of a Nazi pogrom in 1938.
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Good day! Welcome to this live blog, where we will continue to follow the latest developments related to the conflict in the Middle East and the attacks in Amsterdam against Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv fans. Therefore, we are going to close the liveblog that we have been updating so far, but which you can access to remember the main news from Friday.
Ten Israelis injured in a pro-Palestinian attack in Amsterdam. US says Israel is acting to improve situation in Gaza
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Source: Observadora
