In response to violent anti-Semitic attacks during a football match in Amsterdam, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dispatched two rescue planes to evacuate Israeli fans, following clashes that left at least 10 people injured. The violence erupted after Ajax defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv, with rioters reportedly targeting Israeli supporters while shouting pro-Palestinian slogans. Amsterdam's mayor condemned the assaults as 'hateful anti-Semitic rioters' and announced enhanced security measures, including a temporary ban on demonstrations. Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof expressed horror over the attacks, assuring Netanyahu that the perpetrators would be pursued. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene where rioters employed tactics like hit-and-run assaults, complicating police efforts to maintain order. The Israeli National Security Council advised citizens in Amsterdam to shelter in place and return home as soon as possible.