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The riot police surrounded a group of dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators at Dam Square in Amsterdam last night and arrested 73 of them for various criminal offenses. The demonstration started on Monday evening at the American consulate on Museumplein. The group eventually moved toward Dam Square, where about 100 protesters held a pro-Israel demonstration organized by the Christian party SGP.

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The Royal Palace in Amsterdam is an architectural wonder worth a visit, and what can be found inside is both picture-perfect and awe-inspiring

Four people were arrested at the national Remembrance Day commemoration on Dam Square in Amsterdam on Saturday, but the event concluded without major incident. A substantial police presence was clearly visible to the attendees, who were divided across several sections for this year's edition of the annual memorial. Another individual was arrested earlier in the day who was suspected of planning to disrupt the event, and another woman wearing a black and white headscarf was also stopped at t...

While alerted Christians prayed for them as far away as Indonesia and other nations, the Dutch held a live televised commemoration for those killed in World War Two and other armed conflicts, without antisemitic incidents.

There will be gatherings and ceremonies throughout the Netherlands on Saturday in connection with Remembrance Day. At 8 p.m. there will be a two-minute moment of silence to commemorate those who have died during wars and peacekeeping missions since the start of World War II.This year, additional security measures are in place at the National Remembrance Day ceremony held annually on Dam Square in Amsterdam. The measures were put in place both to reduce the risk disruptions, and also to minimize ...

Jewish leaders fear an outbreak of antisemitism on Saturday, May 4, when the Netherlands will observe two minutes of silence for those who died in World War Two, including over 100,000 Dutch Jewish people and more recent armed conflicts.

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