Geert Wilders Calls for Action Against Amsterdam Antisemitism

Following a series of antisemitic attacks in Amsterdam, Dutch populist leader Geert Wilders has called for 'rigorous measures' against the perpetrators, including the potential stripping of citizenship from dual nationals involved. The violence erupted during a soccer match between Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax Amsterdam, where Israeli fans were ambushed and attacked by groups reportedly made up of Moroccan and North African youth. The Dutch bishops' conference expressed horror at the incidents, condemning any form of antisemitism, while Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticized the rioting and linked it to broader anti-migrant sentiments. Amidst the unrest, local authorities have arrested numerous suspects, with ongoing investigations into the incidents. The atmosphere remains tense as political leaders navigate the complex socio-political implications of the violence, with calls for accountability and justice echoing across the Netherlands.