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“The decision constitutes an infringement of the freedom of students and scholars to interact, study, and conduct research about Israel,” the statement argues.

Im under the towering church spire in the tidy Dutch market town of Haarlem, tempted to eat a pickled herring. The sign atop the mobile van reads: "Jos Haring -- Gezond en Lekkerrr" (healthy and deeeeeelicious).

According to news reports, the advisor to the university’s rector left the scene with a broken nose after attempting to safeguard her daughter.

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( Jacobin NL) On Monday 29 May 2023 I stood with my granddaughter and my son-in-law in front of the …

The Netherlands is commemorating the Second World War victims in the former Dutch East Indies in various ceremonies across the Netherlands today. A few hundred people attended ceremonies in Amsterdam and Rotterdam this morning. The national commemoration is happening in The Hague this evening. Prime Minister Mark Rutte will attend that ceremony.

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema will not deliver her speech on the Dam in Amsterdam on August 15 for the National Indies Remembrance as was initially planned. In a statement released on Instagram on Tuesday, she expressed her disagreement with the decision to invite the daughter of Dutch military officer Raymond Westerling as a guest speaker, leading to her withdrawal.

People celebrating Pride in Amsterdam are not very lucky with the weather this year. The boat parade is scheduled for Saturday during what is likely to be “one of the worst days of the week,” according to Weeronline.

WHEN a young couple decided to go on a backpacking adventure with nothing but £400 in their pockets, they had no idea how they would soon change the

Hannah Pick-Goslar Saw Anne Frank for the Last Time Through a Barbed-wire Fence, Part of the Story the Holocaust Survivor Tells in a Touching Best-selling Memoir, Written With Dina Kraft 'The Challenge Was to Go Beyond What Holocaust Survivors Are Used to Tell, to Go as Deep as Possible,' Tells Kraft