Amsterdam on edge after violence against Israeli football fans
Amsterdam football club Ajax’s 5-0 victory over Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv team this week should have been a moment of civic pride. Instead, the city faced international condemnation over what authorities called an outbreak of antisemitic “hit and run” violence against Maccabi fans after the game on Thursday night.
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One unconscious man is kicked in the back. Another pleads for mercy in a narrow alleyway before being punched in the head.
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