There are 62 detainees and the police began investigations. The Israeli government ordered the sending of two rescue planes and described the incident as “extremely serious.”
A group of team fans Tel Aviv Maccabi They were brutally attacked by pro-Palestinian protesters after attending a match in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The incident left at least five injured and 62 arrested. The authorities of Israel They considered the incident an ambush and ordered the sending of rescue planes.
The Dutch Prime Minister, Dick Schoofwas “horrified” by what happened, in his X account and has described it as “Anti-Semitic attacks are absolutely unacceptable.” against the Israelis.” Schoof has spoken to his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, to assure him that those responsible for the riots would be found and prosecuted.
The images of the attack on Maccabi fans in Tel Avive
Following the attack, Amsterdam police indicated this morning that had arrested 62 people at nightduring the clashes that occurred in the Dutch capital. “So far, it is known that five people were taken to hospital and 62 were arrested,” in the clashes that occurred after a Europa League match between Ajax and the Israeli club, Amsterdam police stated in X.
They also noted that they are “aware of reports of a possible hostage situation and disappearances,” but that at the moment there is no confirmation. He added that an investigation has been launched and that “several people who were missing have been found.”
Israel will send
He prime minister of israel, Benjamin Netanyahuordered this Friday the sending of two rescue planes to the city of Amsterdam. It was after several Israeli fans were injured in riots following a soccer match between the Ajax and the Maccabi Tel Aviv for the Europa League.
The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office expressed that Netanyahu considers the incident “of the utmost seriousness”. After the horror, They demanded that the Dutch government take “strong and rapid measures” to protect Israeli citizens and act against those responsible for the violence.
Source: Ambito
