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The UEFA Nations League match between France and Israel at Stade de France is set for tonight amid heightened security following recent violence against Israeli fans in Amsterdam. French authorities have deployed 4,000 police officers, while ticket sales remain low due to safety concerns. President Macron is expected to attend.
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Following a Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv, violence erupted in Amsterdam, targeting Israeli fans. The clashes, described as antisemitic attacks, resulted in injuries and arrests, prompting Israel to send rescue planes for its citizens. Dutch authorities condemned the violence and increased security measures in the city.
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Following a Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv, violence erupted in Amsterdam, leading to 62 arrests and multiple injuries. The city's mayor banned all demonstrations after anti-Semitic incidents and clashes involving fans. Pro-Palestinian protests were also suppressed amid rising tensions.
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In Amsterdam, police detained pro-Palestinian protesters defying a ban following violent clashes involving Israeli football fans. The unrest, linked to the Israel-Gaza conflict, has raised concerns over antisemitism and public safety, prompting emergency measures and widespread arrests.
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Riots in Amsterdam following a Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv have led to multiple injuries and arrests. The violence, described as antisemitic, has drawn international condemnation and sparked political debate in the Netherlands about rising tensions and societal divisions.
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The UEFA Nations League match between France and Israel at Stade de France is marked by heightened security and a significant boycott. With only 13,000 expected attendees, police are on high alert following recent violence involving football fans in Amsterdam. Protests against the match are also planned.