Netanyahu-led government has sent two planes to safely evacuate Israeli soccer fans who were attacked by pro-Palestine supporters in the streets of Amsterdam after Maccabi Tel Aviv lost to local club

“Antisemitic mobs attacking Israeli soccer fans tonight in Amsterdam. Pathetic response from the authorities as Israel is sending in two rescue planes,” wrote David Friedman, the former U.S. ambassador to Israel. “All this in 2024—three days before the anniversary of Kristallnacht!”

Israeli soccer fans were attacked in a “serious incident of violence in Amsterdam” overnight into Friday, Israeli authorities said, with the government saying it was sending planes to evacuate affected citizens.

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Videos and reports indicated significant violence against Israelis after a game between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax.

Local media outlets reported disturbances at Dam Square, where a group of individuals allegedly chanted pro-Palestinian slogans and set off fireworks and flares. Some Israeli fans sustained minor injuries during the

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly sending two rescue planes to Amsterdam after Israeli fans of soccer team Maccabi Tel Aviv were attacked by assailants during Europa League matches. The incident happened Thursday night after Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were leaving the stadium where the team unsuccessfully fought AFC Ajax.