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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)show more

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‘Maccabi fans going up and down the carriages 3 or 4 times, looking for a fight’ - BBC

RetroMasters 𝕏 🛸🚀🎭1 year ago

Amsterdam has a right to defend itself

Thad1 year ago

Israel controls the western media. This isn’t a conspiracy anymore. It’s fact.

Keepitcold1 year ago

The juxtaposition on CNN’s site, right next to this story in the sidebar was a smaller headline reading “Israel attacks reportedly kill dozens across Gaza”.

Shaka Malach1 year ago

Al Jazeera is a Qatar terrorist news agency. A preplanned attack against Jews by Muslims has no excuses. Calling the Israelis hooligans & saying they "attacked property" doesn't allow the "Amsterdamer" Muslims to hunt Jews in the streets of Amsterdam for hours. Its Barbaric

MAGAt Slayer1 year ago

@youknowkempa Disgusting blood libel. You are actual Nazis.

Lorne Peterson1 year ago

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They began attacking houses of people in Amsterdam with Palestinian flags, so that's actually where the violence started.” Amsterdam city council member Jazie Veldhuyzen tells Al Jazeera about the acts of violence carried out by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam on Thursday, confirming that they were the ones who started it.

They began attacking houses of people in Amsterdam with Palestinian flags, so that's actually where the violence started.” Amsterdam city council member Jazie Veldhuyzen tells Al Jazeera about the acts of violence carried out by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam on Thursday, confirming that they were the ones who started it.

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🔴 Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv fans tore down Palestinian flags from homes yesterday in Amsterdam, #Netherlands. In response, a group of Muslims chased and beat up the Israelis. One Israeli jumped in the river. A resident told him to chant “Free #Palestine” before letting him go.

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⚽️ Maccabi Tel Aviv handed Europa League ties in Germany, England, Greece amid calls for ban The Israeli club will play Stuttgart, Freiburg, Aston Villa, and PAOK away this season, despite rights groups demanding Israeli clubs be barred from European competition over the genocide in Gaza. Maccabi fans last year were filmed in Amsterdam chanting anti-Arab songs, vandalizing cars, burning a Palestinian flag and violently clashing with pro-Palestine protesters. The incident was widely reported, with Western media and politicians hysterically misframing the violence as an “anti-Semitic pogrom.” Prime Minister Netanyahu then ordered what he called a “rescue mission” to fly Maccabi fans home — who continued singing racist anti-Arab songs on their return.

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Sky News has edited and re-uploaded a new version of their video on the violence in Amsterdam, claiming the previous edit “didn’t meet Sky News’ standards for balance and impartiality.” In other words, they changed it to be more sympathetic to the Israeli rioters who instigated the violence, and added an entire minute of Israeli propaganda. This change offers unique insight into how the mainstream media takes cues from the Israeli lobby to brainwash their viewers and deprive them of crucial context. Here’s how they did so: Previously, the video stated: “On Wednesday social media videos verified by Sky News showed Maccabi Tel Aviv fans tearing down Palestinian flags from outside of homes.” In the updated version, “Maccabi Tel Aviv fans” has been replaced by “three men,” in an effort to mislead viewers into thinking the vandals - who can be seen wearing the Israeli team’s colors - were unaffiliated with the hooligans. A section which stated that “other social media videos appeared to show residents chasing Maccabi Tel Aviv fans” was replaced with a section that no longer mentions the fact that those chasing them were Amsterdam residents. Instead, they claim the video “shows a man being chased through the street with a caption that reads “watch and enjoy. Six zionists chased away. Free Palestine.” The factually correct statement that “Maccabi fans were seen attacking locals, as a police car can be seen driving by” was also removed. Sky News editors, apparently seeking to obscure the identity of the Israeli culprits, eliminated the factually correct sentence, and in its place state: “A video posted on social media shows a large group of hooded men dressed in black running down the street and striking people at random.” Crucial and factually-correct context that “Israeli far right ultras are notorious for their racism and physical violence” was removed entirely. The earlier video’s conclusion, which correctly summarized both the evening’s events and the response by Western politicians, was also cut completely from the second video. Previously, the narration ended: “Dutch, Israeli, and British leaders denounced the attacks as antisemitic, and even referred to as a pogrom. But their statements failed to mention the assaults by the Israeli hooligans against Dutch citizens.” Rather than challenging these false claims, Sky News decided to accept them at face value, and omit the last sentence entirely. It now ends: “Dutch and Israeli leaders denounced the attacks as antisemitic, and even referred to it as a pogrom.” In addition, a full 58 seconds of pro-Israel advocacy been injected into the piece. This includes a statement by Dutch Prime Minister falsely claiming that the mayhem was “simply antisemitic violence,” and testimony by one of the Israeli hooligans themselves, who compares the violence to October 7 without mentioning that it initiated by his compatriots. Watch the before and after videos and see for yourself:

Sky News has edited and re-uploaded a new version of their video on the violence in Amsterdam, claiming the previous edit “didn’t meet Sky News’ standards for balance and impartiality.” In other words, they changed it to be more sympathetic to the Israeli rioters who instigated the violence, and added an entire minute of Israeli propaganda. This change offers unique insight into how the mainstream media takes cues from the Israeli lobby to brainwash their viewers and deprive them of crucial context. Here’s how they did so: Previously, the video stated: “On Wednesday social media videos verified by Sky News showed Maccabi Tel Aviv fans tearing down Palestinian flags from outside of homes.” In the updated version, “Maccabi Tel Aviv fans” has been replaced by “three men,” in an effort to mislead viewers into thinking the vandals - who can be seen wearing the Israeli team’s colors - were unaffiliated with the hooligans. A section which stated that “other social media videos appeared to show residents chasing Maccabi Tel Aviv fans” was replaced with a section that no longer mentions the fact that those chasing them were Amsterdam residents. Instead, they claim the video “shows a man being chased through the street with a caption that reads “watch and enjoy. Six zionists chased away. Free Palestine.” The factually correct statement that “Maccabi fans were seen attacking locals, as a police car can be seen driving by” was also removed. Sky News editors, apparently seeking to obscure the identity of the Israeli culprits, eliminated the factually correct sentence, and in its place state: “A video posted on social media shows a large group of hooded men dressed in black running down the street and striking people at random.” Crucial and factually-correct context that “Israeli far right ultras are notorious for their racism and physical violence” was removed entirely. The earlier video’s conclusion, which correctly summarized both the evening’s events and the response by Western politicians, was also cut completely from the second video. Previously, the narration ended: “Dutch, Israeli, and British leaders denounced the attacks as antisemitic, and even referred to as a pogrom. But their statements failed to mention the assaults by the Israeli hooligans against Dutch citizens.” Rather than challenging these false claims, Sky News decided to accept them at face value, and omit the last sentence entirely. It now ends: “Dutch and Israeli leaders denounced the attacks as antisemitic, and even referred to it as a pogrom.” In addition, a full 58 seconds of pro-Israel advocacy been injected into the piece. This includes a statement by Dutch Prime Minister falsely claiming that the mayhem was “simply antisemitic violence,” and testimony by one of the Israeli hooligans themselves, who compares the violence to October 7 without mentioning that it initiated by his compatriots. Watch the before and after videos and see for yourself:

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ANTISEMITIC POGROMS IN AMSTERDAM! 😱 Maccabi Tel Aviv fans arrived in Amsterdam yesterday for their Europa League match against Ajax, where they lost 5-0. Before and after the match, Israeli fans were filmed chanting “death to Arabs” and “there are no schools in Gaza because there are no children left”. They were also filmed ripping down Palestine flags from shops and buildings. They were then confronted by Ajax fans and locals who reminded them that Amsterdam wasn’t Gaza or the West Bank. Now Israeli officials and Zionists are claiming there’s a "pogrom" on the streets of Amsterdam. Typical and textbook Israeli gaslighting - context is everything.

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BREAKING: Amsterdam Mayor regrets calling what happened in Amsterdam a “pogrom”, saying “we were completely overtaken by Israel”: “In hindsight, I should not have used the word ‘pogrom.’… We were completely overtaken by Israel. At 3 am, Prime Minister Netanyahu suddenly gave a lecture about what had happened in Amsterdam, while we were still gathering the facts.” “The Israeli government spoke of a ‘Palestinian pogrom on the streets of Amsterdam,’ and in The Hague, the words were used to discriminate against Moroccan Amsterdammers, Muslims. That is not what I meant or what I wanted.” “I saw how the word 'pogrom' became very political and turned into propaganda." Mayor Femke Halsema also said she should have highlighted violence caused by Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters. The entire Western media and political class acted as press agents for an Israeli disinformation campaign. All to provide cover for racist football hooligans and a state engaged in genocide. This was obvious at the time, as documented by photo journalist Annet de Graaf but the media chose to lie about her footage and spin it to the world. Our report with Richard Sanders puts the media to shame:

BREAKING: Amsterdam Mayor regrets calling what happened in Amsterdam a “pogrom”, saying “we were completely overtaken by Israel”: “In hindsight, I should not have used the word ‘pogrom.’… We were completely overtaken by Israel. At 3 am, Prime Minister Netanyahu suddenly gave a lecture about what had happened in Amsterdam, while we were still gathering the facts.” “The Israeli government spoke of a ‘Palestinian pogrom on the streets of Amsterdam,’ and in The Hague, the words were used to discriminate against Moroccan Amsterdammers, Muslims. That is not what I meant or what I wanted.” “I saw how the word 'pogrom' became very political and turned into propaganda." Mayor Femke Halsema also said she should have highlighted violence caused by Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters. The entire Western media and political class acted as press agents for an Israeli disinformation campaign. All to provide cover for racist football hooligans and a state engaged in genocide. This was obvious at the time, as documented by photo journalist Annet de Graaf but the media chose to lie about her footage and spin it to the world. Our report with Richard Sanders puts the media to shame:

Double Down News

797,938 views • 1 year ago

A 14 year old journalist, BENDERBIJ 🐝, did what the rest of the media refused to do, providing extensive on the ground footage of Israeli Maccabi hooligans instigating violence in Amsterdam. Bender shows the Zionist thug squad gathering metal pipes, wooden clubs, and rocks in search of violent confrontation. Their rampage followed a night of burning Palestinian flags, attacking taxi drivers and chanting for the slaughter of Arab children. English subtitles are available at the YT link that follows

A 14 year old journalist, BENDERBIJ 🐝, did what the rest of the media refused to do, providing extensive on the ground footage of Israeli Maccabi hooligans instigating violence in Amsterdam. Bender shows the Zionist thug squad gathering metal pipes, wooden clubs, and rocks in search of violent confrontation. Their rampage followed a night of burning Palestinian flags, attacking taxi drivers and chanting for the slaughter of Arab children. English subtitles are available at the YT link that follows

Max Blumenthal

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This is Keir Starmer’s Britain – not Germany of 1933. British police fabricated evidence against Jews to appease Muslims. After Jewish fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv were violently attacked by Muslim mobs in Amsterdam, the UK’s West Midlands Police used that incident to ban Jews from attending a match in the UK. They fabricated intelligence claiming the Jewish fans were the aggressors. That intelligence was later exposed as exaggerated and false by Dutch police and a parliamentary inquiry. This is not policing. This is a force willing to twist facts and scapegoat Jews to avoid enforcing laws against the hostile and violent jihadist community. The UK two-tier system is no longer hidden. It is now official.

This is Keir Starmer’s Britain – not Germany of 1933. British police fabricated evidence against Jews to appease Muslims. After Jewish fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv were violently attacked by Muslim mobs in Amsterdam, the UK’s West Midlands Police used that incident to ban Jews from attending a match in the UK. They fabricated intelligence claiming the Jewish fans were the aggressors. That intelligence was later exposed as exaggerated and false by Dutch police and a parliamentary inquiry. This is not policing. This is a force willing to twist facts and scapegoat Jews to avoid enforcing laws against the hostile and violent jihadist community. The UK two-tier system is no longer hidden. It is now official.

Liza Rosen

61,945 views • 3 months ago

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema expresses regret for using the word “pogrom” at the internationally covered press conference the day after the clashes in the city, adding, “We were completely overtaken by Israel.” Speaking to the current affairs show Nieuwsuur on Sunday night, Halsema said: “In hindsight, I should not have used the word ‘pogrom.’.. We were completely overtaken by Israel. At 3 a.m., Prime Minister Netanyahu suddenly gave a lecture about what had happened in Amsterdam, while we were still gathering the facts.” “The Israeli government spoke of a ‘Palestinian pogrom on the streets of Amsterdam,’ and in The Hague, the words were used to discriminate against Moroccan Amsterdammers, Muslims. That is not what I meant or what I wanted.” She also acknowledged that she should have highlighted the violence caused by Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters before and after the Europa League game in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema expresses regret for using the word “pogrom” at the internationally covered press conference the day after the clashes in the city, adding, “We were completely overtaken by Israel.” Speaking to the current affairs show Nieuwsuur on Sunday night, Halsema said: “In hindsight, I should not have used the word ‘pogrom.’.. We were completely overtaken by Israel. At 3 a.m., Prime Minister Netanyahu suddenly gave a lecture about what had happened in Amsterdam, while we were still gathering the facts.” “The Israeli government spoke of a ‘Palestinian pogrom on the streets of Amsterdam,’ and in The Hague, the words were used to discriminate against Moroccan Amsterdammers, Muslims. That is not what I meant or what I wanted.” She also acknowledged that she should have highlighted the violence caused by Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters before and after the Europa League game in Amsterdam.

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1,222,612 views • 1 year ago

Left: Conservative Kemi Badenoch banning Israeli Maccabi fans from visiting is a 'national disgrace' Right: Macabi fans singing about raping Arab women, chant death to Arabs, chant f*ck Arabs, celebrate empty schools in Gaza as Palestinian children have been murdered "Maccabi fans were seen attacking Moroccan taxi drivers and residents, with some wielding belts and other improvised weapons. Footage showed them setting off fireworks, chanting anti-Arab slogans, and using construction materials as weapons" "Amsterdam's city council passed a motion declaring Maccabi Tel Aviv "unwelcome" in the city. The decision was based on the actions of the club's supporters, who were accused of supporting "genocide" and engaging in racist behavior"

Left: Conservative Kemi Badenoch banning Israeli Maccabi fans from visiting is a 'national disgrace' Right: Macabi fans singing about raping Arab women, chant death to Arabs, chant f*ck Arabs, celebrate empty schools in Gaza as Palestinian children have been murdered "Maccabi fans were seen attacking Moroccan taxi drivers and residents, with some wielding belts and other improvised weapons. Footage showed them setting off fireworks, chanting anti-Arab slogans, and using construction materials as weapons" "Amsterdam's city council passed a motion declaring Maccabi Tel Aviv "unwelcome" in the city. The decision was based on the actions of the club's supporters, who were accused of supporting "genocide" and engaging in racist behavior"

Farrukh

49,942 views • 11 months ago

Some facts for those who are delighted that the Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Hapoel Tel Aviv match was called off yesterday evening. I spoke to friends who were there, who confirmed: 1. Unruly supporters of *Hapoel* Tel Aviv seem to have been dispersed by Israeli police using what Hapoel says were heavy-handed tactics that resulted in injuries. The fans wearing red that you have seen in videos were Hapoel fans. 2. *Hapoel* fans also threw flares/pyrotechnics onto the pitch before the match, which pretty much fogged up the whole stadium. The flares were in the colours of Hapoel (red and white). This video was taken by a friend of mine who was in the Hapoel stands. 3. As you can see at 1:10 in the video, the *Maccabi* Tel Aviv (blue and yellow) stands are not involved. None of the disturbances with police or throwing of flares seem to have involved Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters, much to the frustration of those claiming that it vindicates the Birmingham ban. 4. Even if they were, hooligans are present in the fan base of most clubs and British police are well used to policing football matches — far better it seems than Israeli police.

Some facts for those who are delighted that the Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Hapoel Tel Aviv match was called off yesterday evening. I spoke to friends who were there, who confirmed: 1. Unruly supporters of Hapoel Tel Aviv seem to have been dispersed by Israeli police using what Hapoel says were heavy-handed tactics that resulted in injuries. The fans wearing red that you have seen in videos were Hapoel fans. 2. Hapoel fans also threw flares/pyrotechnics onto the pitch before the match, which pretty much fogged up the whole stadium. The flares were in the colours of Hapoel (red and white). This video was taken by a friend of mine who was in the Hapoel stands. 3. As you can see at 1:10 in the video, the Maccabi Tel Aviv (blue and yellow) stands are not involved. None of the disturbances with police or throwing of flares seem to have involved Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters, much to the frustration of those claiming that it vindicates the Birmingham ban. 4. Even if they were, hooligans are present in the fan base of most clubs and British police are well used to policing football matches — far better it seems than Israeli police.

Gideon Falter

119,630 views • 11 months ago

Chief Constable of West Midlands Police Craig Guildford just said in Parliament that the Dutch police caved to “local pressure” and changed their report on what happened to Israeli football fans in Amsterdam. This is a SHOCKING accusation.

Chief Constable of West Midlands Police Craig Guildford just said in Parliament that the Dutch police caved to “local pressure” and changed their report on what happened to Israeli football fans in Amsterdam. This is a SHOCKING accusation.

Heidi Bachram 🎗️

323,700 views • 10 months ago

I'm FED UP of pro-Palestine leftists not being honest about what happened to the Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam. A vile antisemitic WhatsApp group was set up days before the game specifically to "hunt Jews". It was a pogrom and NOBODY ON MSM MENTIONS IT!

I'm FED UP of pro-Palestine leftists not being honest about what happened to the Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam. A vile antisemitic WhatsApp group was set up days before the game specifically to "hunt Jews". It was a pogrom and NOBODY ON MSM MENTIONS IT!

Lee Harris

93,766 views • 11 months ago

Left: Telegraph's Poppy Coburn, "Why would Israeli football fans not be safe in Britain's second city" Right: Because they sing songs about raping Arab women, chant death to Arabs, chant f*ck Arabs, celebrate empty schools in Gaza as Palestinian children have been murdered "Maccabi fans were seen attacking Moroccan taxi drivers and residents, with some wielding belts and other improvised weapons. Footage showed them setting off fireworks, chanting anti-Arab slogans, and using construction materials as weapons" "Amsterdam's city council passed a motion declaring Maccabi Tel Aviv "unwelcome" in the city. The decision was based on the actions of the club's supporters, who were accused of supporting "genocide" and engaging in racist behavior" Why would anyone invite racist football fans to sew division on the streets of Birmingham?

Left: Telegraph's Poppy Coburn, "Why would Israeli football fans not be safe in Britain's second city" Right: Because they sing songs about raping Arab women, chant death to Arabs, chant f*ck Arabs, celebrate empty schools in Gaza as Palestinian children have been murdered "Maccabi fans were seen attacking Moroccan taxi drivers and residents, with some wielding belts and other improvised weapons. Footage showed them setting off fireworks, chanting anti-Arab slogans, and using construction materials as weapons" "Amsterdam's city council passed a motion declaring Maccabi Tel Aviv "unwelcome" in the city. The decision was based on the actions of the club's supporters, who were accused of supporting "genocide" and engaging in racist behavior" Why would anyone invite racist football fans to sew division on the streets of Birmingham?

Farrukh

199,873 views • 11 months ago

Here is an excellent must-watch video on what transpired in Amsterdam. As I previously posted, while the attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans were deplorable, they were not antisemitic. The fans were not targeted because of who they were or where they came from but because of their actions and words. I am not justifying violence, only providing context. It’s unfortunate that Western politicians, elites, and much of the media once again served as propagandists for misleading Israeli narratives. This kind of ‘crying wolf’ and spreading of false narratives is not only increasing antisemitism but also causing the media to lose whatever little credibility it has remaining. Great work!

Here is an excellent must-watch video on what transpired in Amsterdam. As I previously posted, while the attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans were deplorable, they were not antisemitic. The fans were not targeted because of who they were or where they came from but because of their actions and words. I am not justifying violence, only providing context. It’s unfortunate that Western politicians, elites, and much of the media once again served as propagandists for misleading Israeli narratives. This kind of ‘crying wolf’ and spreading of false narratives is not only increasing antisemitism but also causing the media to lose whatever little credibility it has remaining. Great work!

TheMuslimLawyer

83,135 views • 1 year ago