The Latest Breaking News from Amsterdam

French authorities have mobilised 4,000 police officers for Thursday night's Nations League football match between France and Israel in Paris. The move comes amid security concerns following attacks on Israeli fans in Amsterdam last week, and a day after thousands protested against a pro-Israel gala in the capital.

President Emmanuel Macron, prime minister Michel Barnier, former presidents François Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy expected to attend match in Paris

France tightens security before game that pro-Palestinian groups say should be boycotted given Israel’s aggressions.

THE New York Times has issued a clarification over a video falsely portraying Israeli football fans being attacked following a Europa League match…

Hard-right Dutch political leader Geert Wilders has blamed “Moroccans” for attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam last week, saying during a parliamentary debate that they “wanted to destroy Jews” and recommending deporting those convicted

In today’s newsletter: Clashes in Amsterdam ahead of Ajax’s match against Israeli side Maccabi exposed something darker about hooglianism, and society at large

Antisemitism, hooliganism and anger over Gaza war all factors in trouble that broke out last week, report says

Violence erupts in Amsterdam after soccer match, leading to clashes, arrests, and antisemitic acts. Authorities condemn violence and stress tolerance.

Speaker Francesca Albanese has accused Israel of ‘genocide’ in Gaza