Details of violence against Israeli football fans in Amsterdam

Maccabi Tel Aviv Football match In Amsterdam against the Dutch team, Ajax became a point of global controversy last November.

According to the Maccabi Tel Aviv FC supporters, a target of violence in Amsterdam on Thursday before and during the football team match against Ajax. Dozens They were arrested Five people received hospital treatment after a series of violent accidents overnight.

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During the weekend, the public prosecutor announced that it had dropped investigations into many supporters of Maccabi because the city’s tram company, GVB, had deleted footage that could be used as a guide. The company replaced the registration equipment at two metro stations in Amsterdam after losing attacks and shots from the night.

However, more than ten people have already been charged with violence, many of them have already been convicted.

Two of the investigations into the events in the reports said on Monday that social media publications, along with the lack of official information, fueled the violence that followed the November match.

The Rotterdam Institute residing in the Safety and Crisis Management Department, which is charged by the Amsterdam government to investigate the violence, said that the lack of official contact from the city allowed rumors on social media to prosper.

He indicated that there was no official or non -existent communication during the early hours of November 8, in part because the situation was not very clear.

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In a separate report, the inspectors of the Ministry of Justice concluded that the police were ready for the widespread demonstrations, not the “flash attacks” that they committed throughout the city and were operated by social media.

Both reports have warned that even with improvement of communication, the authorities cannot fully control rapid violence.

“Calls and photos are spread quickly, and current tensions are enhanced and can lead to the formation of the group and the confrontations in the street within a short period of time.”

Both reports have warned that even with improvement of communication, the authorities cannot fully control rapid violence.

The Ministry of Justice report indicated that “accidents, such as the removal of the Palestinian flag by Maccabi supporters, have been shared, interpreted and enlarged within minutes.”

Before the match, pro -Palestinian demonstrators were banned by the local authorities from the gathering outside the field, and the video showed a large crowd of Israeli fans chanting the rituals of Arab fighting on their way to the game. After that, the youth on motorcycles and on foot intersecting the city in search of Israeli fans, punching and kicking them and then fleeing quickly to evade the police, according to Associated Press.

Danny Donnon, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, made an exclusive statement of Fox News Digital in the accident.

Danone said: “We see a massacre against the Jews and the Israelis revealing in Amsterdam.” “In 2024, this must stop.” The globalization of the intifada “was not just a slogan for these terrorist supporters. I urge the Dutch government to help all Israelis and Jews immediately. It is time to respond by force against these barbarian riots.”

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Danon also clarified and posted a video on X

“We are receiving very disturbing reports of severe violence against Israelis and Jews in the streets of the Netherlands,” he wrote. “There is a massacre that currently happens in Europe in 2024. These are the real faces of the radical terrorist supporters that we fight. The Western world needs to wake up now !!”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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