New fallout from antisemitic attack on Israeli soccer fans in the Netherlands
After clashes and attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam late last week, Dutch authorities say there were both antisemitic attacks and also attacks by Israeli fans, who ripped down Palestinian flags and chanted anti-Arab slurs.
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The Dutch government will bring in extra checks at its land borders to combat irregular migration, similar to a policy ...
The Netherlands will impose controls on its land borders, all of which are with fellow countries in the EU's Schengen border-free zone, and some flights from within the Schengen zone from Dec. 9, the ...
The Dutch government will bring in extra checks at its land borders to combat irregular migration, similar to a policy brought in by Germany in September. The policy is the latest move by the ...
Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman expects Frenkie de Jong to make his long-awaited international comeback in Amsterdam on ...
Dutch judges ruled Tuesday against an appeal by climate groups who said oil giant Shell was not doing enough to curb its ...
King King Wilhelm-Alexander of the Netherlands, in phone call to the president of Israel, apologized Friday for the pogrom ...
Ajax teenager Lily Yohannes has committed to represent the U.S. women’s national team at international level. The 17-year-old ...
BP Plc plans to sell all of its road fuel stations and charging hubs for electric cars in the Netherlands, citing limited ...
Netherlands (Playing XI): Max ODowd, Vikramjit Singh, Scott Edwards(w/c), Noah Croes, Colin Ackermann, Teja Nidamanuru, Bas ...
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