Following a violent clash in Amsterdam after a soccer match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered rescue planes to the Netherlands as multiple attacks on Israeli fans were reported. The violence, occurring on the anniversary of Kristallnacht, involved Maccabi supporters being ambushed, assaulted, and even thrown into rivers, resulting in injuries and at least three missing persons. Local authorities arrested numerous individuals and condemned the attacks, while Israeli officials likened the incidents to a modern-day pogrom, reflecting rising antisemitism linked to ongoing Middle East tensions. International Jewish figures voiced their outrage, with some calling the event a 'new Kristallnacht'. In response to the violence, Netanyahu urged Dutch authorities to take immediate action against the perpetrators. The situation underscores growing concerns over radical violence in Europe amidst the backdrop of the Gaza conflict.