Amsterdam sees new riots as police make arrests following attacks on Israeli football fans | N18G

Riots broke out following the football match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax in Amsterdam on November 11, which led to violent clashes earlier in the week. As unrest continued in the city, including a tram being set on fire, possibly with fireworks, police made several arrests. There were no injuries in the incident because the tram was empty at the time. The violence is part of a wider wave of unrest linked to the match, including attacks on Israeli fans that Dutch authorities condemned as antisemitic. The Dutch Prime Minister and other officials condemned the violence and investigations into the incidents are ongoing. While four suspects, including children, were detained, dozens of people were fined for disturbance. Videos of the riots showed police confronting attackers shouting anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli slurs. Tensions remain high, with antisemitic incidents rising in the Netherlands amid the Gaza conflict.