A violent incident in Amsterdam targeting Israeli soccer fans has drawn widespread condemnation for its antisemitic nature. After being ambushed by gangs of attackers chanting pro-Palestinian slogans, several fans were injured, prompting the Israeli government to send evacuation planes to the city. Over 60 individuals have been arrested in connection with the attacks, which the Dutch authorities have labeled as shocking and reminiscent of pre-Holocaust violence. Leaders, including the Dutch King and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, expressed deep concern, with the King acknowledging failures in protecting the Jewish community. In response to the unrest, Amsterdam has banned demonstrations, while local officials gather testimonies from victims. The incidents have sparked discussions about rising antisemitism in Europe and the need for greater accountability and protection for Jewish citizens.