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'This is Auschwitz': Hundreds defy Amsterdam protest ban in solidarity with antisemitic attackers
On Sunday afternoon, the city of Amsterdam posted on X that protesters who defied the ban would be arrested.
Dutch Protestant Church apologizes to Israel for role in Holocaust
Israeli, Dutch officials inaugurate Mitzpeh Ramon Water Project
Dutch soccer fans arrested for chanting ‘Jews burn best’
Youth of MDA and Tzamid plant a shared future together
Young members of MDA Youth and the Tzamid organization for people with special needs plant trees together in Emek Ayalon at a festive Tu Bishvat event sponsored by friends of JNF Holland.
A response to Jan van Mil
You feel uncomfortable living in a society that defines itself as Jewish and you want us to forgo that definition so you can pretend that you actually live in some other kind of place.
Israeli's avocados taking Europe by storm
Lots of avocados. About 10,000 succulent, Hass avocados each week, to be exact.
Israel lodges complaint over Dutch parody of Netta Barzilai
'We can live with criticism, but we do not cross the lines. You did.'
Antisemitic vandalism in Holland rises 40% to highest level since 2007
The data was published amid unprecedented developments in public debate on antisemitism in the Netherlands.
Fans unfollow Dutch actress for vacationing in Israel
Koblenko said she has no interest in the attention of people who “assume something about my political inclination based on my holiday destination.”
Dutch ex-PM compares Israeli arrests of Palestinians to Nazi practices
PM has previously refused to define Hamas as terrorist organization, demanded Netanyahu’s arrest and trial for alleged war crimes
The clock is ticking for the Jews of Amsterdam
Where Jews once flourished in Amsterdam and Norway
A Jewish glance at Amsterdam and the Fjord towns of Norway.
Israel through the Dutch Ambassador’s eye
“It is, I think, part of the eventual solution in this part of the world – the peace process – that one is able to understand the fears and the joys of the other person.”
Elections in the Netherlands: A blow to the surge of right-wing populism?
The most serious challenge to the late surge of Right-populist movements, then, could be the availability of anti-establishment parties and candidates in the center and on the left.