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Tensions spike as Israel targets Dutch diplomats following Netherlands ban on settlement goods
The change in Dutch policy has not eliminated domestic disagreements. Criticism has been voiced even within D66, with some arguing that the government is not putting sufficient pressure on Israel
Dutch customs assures 'Post' that checks are routine despite Foreign Ministry warning - exclusive
Protesters gather outside Dutch Embassy to Israel wanting answers on Netanyahu-Rutte Oct. 7 call
Western intelligence warns of Iranian cyber campaign using spyware against activists, press
'We let down Dutch Jewry as we did in WWII,' King of Netherlands tells Herzog
The two spoke after violent pogroms targeting Israeli soccer fans took place in Amsterdam, during which several were injured and three went missing.
Secret Israeli gov’t report exposes Dutch anti-Israel sentiment spiraling out of control
Following reports of recent violent attacks on Israeli fans in Amsterdam, The JPost reveals an exclusive and classified report from Israel’s Ministry for Diaspora Affairs and Combatting Antisemitism.
Dutch Parliament votes to designate Samidoun as terror organization
"Oganisations like Samidoun, which spread antisemitism and glorify terror, do not belong in the Dutch constitutional state."
Dutch police refuse to guard Jewish sites over 'moral dilemmas,' officers say
Marcel de Weerd and Michel Theeboom, from the Jewish Police Network, claimed "“There are colleagues who no longer want to protect Jewish targets or events."
Two Pakistani men convicted over calls to murder Dutch anti-Muslim leader Wilders
Wilders, whose party joined government for the first time this year after a clear election victory, has lived under tight security for the past 20 years due to death threats.
Fully charged in 45 minutes: Electric plane for 90 passengers with 800 km range
Dutch startup Elysian is revolutionizing air travel with an electric plane design, featuring in-wing batteries and innovative elements, aiming for commercial flights within a decade.
Rewarded for denying Oct. 7? German court rules to pay millions to anti-Israel soccer player
It is possible that Mainz will be required to pay him 4.2 million euros in compensation, which includes unpaid salaries and bonuses and an additional amount for emotional distress.
Editor's Notes: Embracing Israel's new allies on the European right, despite troubling past
In recent years, the political landscape of Europe has shifted significantly towards right-wing parties, and the recent European Parliament elections solidified this trend.
Israeli-born candidate for minister in Netherlands has candidacy withdrawn
Gidi Markuszower has not shied away from supporting Israel, in particular in the aftermath of October 7.
Dutch prosecutors studying complaint against Booking.com's Israeli settlement listings
Dutch non-profit organization SOMO said it had filed the complaint with the Dutch public prosecutor in November, together with three other human rights groups, but had not gone public with it before.
