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REPORT: After chanting racist anti-Arab slogans, tearing down Palestinian flags, and disrespecting a minute of silence for the Spanish flood victims, Israeli fans were attacked by pro-Palestinian locals in Amsterdam on Thursday. Western media widely condemned the incident as an “antisemitic attack” on innocent Israelis. Amsterdam Councilman Jazie Veldhuyzen shares a different story: Maccabi fans “began attacking houses of people in Amsterdam with Palestinian flags, so that’s actually where the violence started.” In response, locals mobilized to defend their homes. Veldhuyzen also criticized the Amsterdam police, pointing to a video showing officers driving by as Israeli fans tore down Palestinian flags. “The mayor says the police did act, but I would say they acted at the wrong moments… They only intervened to protect the Maccabi hooligans when Amsterdammers stood up to defend their homes. The police appeared only when the Maccabi fans fled after attacking people.” Middle East Eye reports clashes broke out between Israeli fans and local youth, continuing late into the night. An Arab taxi driver was also reportedly attacked by a mob of Israeli fans. Footage shared on social media showed violent confrontations, with police intervening in some instances. A Dutch police spokesperson confirmed that five people were hospitalized and 62 arrests were made as a result of the clashes. Israeli authorities called the violence a “pogrom,” and Prime Minister Netanyahu announced he was immediately launching a “rescue mission” to bring the Israelis home. “This does not excuse the violence that was meted out to Maccabi Tel Aviv fans,” said the founder of the rights group Fair Square to MEE. “But to present them as innocent victims of antisemitism is a gross misrepresentation of the facts.” Geert Wilders, the anti-Muslim and pro-Israel leader of the largest party in the Dutch government, called the riots a “pogrom” and a “Jewish hunt.” (video: @JazieAnthony)

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The BBC channels the spirit of Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels while discussing why the West Midlands police chief had to go. Reporter Daniel Sandford asks two questions that turn reality on its head: "What was it about the fans from the Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv that was so bad that they had to be banned rather than just being policed in the normal way? "And how much influence did noisy, local anti-Israel campaigners and politicians have on that decision?" Let's consider your first question, Daniel. Oh, I don't know, maybe it was because many of the "ultras" who travel to away games are Israeli soldiers who have been committing mass slaughter in Gaza – in what most human rights groups, legal experts and scholars conclude is a genocide. Or maybe it's the fact that the Israeli fans love a good genocidal chant at away games, like "Why are the schools closed in Gaza? Because there are no children left", and "Death to the Arabs!" Or it could have been because these fans have a tendency to go around attacking anyone who looks like an Arab or Muslim. That could have proved quite threatening, I guess, in a multicultural city like Birmingham. And then there's the fact that the Israeli branch of the anti-racism organisation Kick It Out found Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were the most aggressively racist of all the Israeli premier clubs – in a very crowded field. As for your second question, Daniel, who are these "noisy anti-Israel campaigners" you're referring to? Do you mean the millions of Britons who have peacefully opposed Israel's genocide? Is being anti-genocide the same as being anti-Israel? And if so, does that mean you're saying Israel is an inherently genocidal state? Maybe I'm overthinking it. Maybe it's not complicated. Maybe you just see your job as unthinkingly reciting whatever those in power tell you is true.

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#C4News report on Shabana Mahmood culture war against West Midlands police ___ Shabana Mahmood and Keir Starmer's Maccabi culture war explained: It’s correct that some information relied on by West Midlands Police was flawed, including an AI-generated error referencing incidents that did not exist. That was a mistake and has rightly been criticised However, that does not mean the Birmingham fan ban was based solely on false or AI-generated material. There was still independent, genuine evidence underpinning the decision, including documented racist and abusive behaviour by Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters at previous matches For example, in November 2024, Maccabi supporters were involved in disorder and anti-Muslim/anti-Arab chanting in Amsterdam during and after a Europa League match against Ajax, which included attacks on Muslim fans and confrontations with local residents Separately, UEFA imposed a €20,000 fine and a one-match away fan ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv following racist chanting by their supporters at an away Europa League match against VfB Stuttgart in December 2025 These sanctions were imposed by football authorities based on verified conduct, not AI outputs. Police risk assessments also consider patterns of behaviour, crowd dynamics, and the likelihood of disorder - not just a single data point So while the use of incorrect AI-derived information undermined confidence in the decision-making process and should not be repeated, there remained sufficient legitimate, non-AI evidence — particularly prior racist and anti-Muslim abuse, UEFA disciplinary action, and historical patterns of disorder — to justify concerns about public order and to support maintaining the fan ban in Birmingham And why is this a Mahmood and Starmer culture war? The political reaction has focused disproportionately on the AI element. Leaders such as Keir Starmer and Shabana Mahmood highlighted the AI-generated errors as a reason to attack the police and dismiss the ban, while largely ignoring the substantial verified evidence of racist and anti-Muslim behaviour that underpinned the decision This selective focus reflects a wider culture war narrative, where the optics of “AI gone wrong” are leveraged to score political points, rather than assessing the full context of public safety and verified misconduct - the very factors that made the ban necessary in the first place Shame on Labour

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