A Dutch court has sentenced five men involved in violent clashes during a soccer match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv in Amsterdam. The attackers were found guilty of engaging in antisemitic violence against Israeli fans, with prison terms reaching up to six months. Critics have decried the sentences as lenient, calling them ‘woefully insufficient’ considering the nature of the attacks, which have been described as a ‘Jew hunt.’ This incident highlights the rising tensions surrounding antisemitism and nationalism, particularly in the context of recent events related to Israel and Gaza.