Palestinians behind attacks on Jews in Amsterdam

 Newsmax:

Israeli intelligence officials have identified Dutch organizations with Hamas ties as the primary instigators of last week's disturbances in Amsterdam, according to a report released Wednesday by Israel's Diaspora Affairs Ministry.

The report details how several local organizations allegedly utilized social media platforms to heighten tensions and orchestrate attacks against Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans following their match against a Dutch team. Evidence includes screenshots from that evening showing explicit calls for violence and coordinated sharing of locations and tactical information.

The report identifies the Palestinian Community in the Netherlands (PGNL) as the primary organization behind the violence, claiming it maintains direct connections to Hamas. The document provides detailed evidence of these connections, including specific individuals reportedly serving as intermediaries.
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Palestinians are a group of Arabs who resent Jews occupying Israel the historic homeland of Jews.  The violence against Jews in the Netherlands is reprehensible.  The attacks on Jews are by a group of Muslims who have an animous toward non-Muslims.

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