The Islamist “Jew hunt” following a soccer match in Amsterdam last week was premeditated and organised on messaging apps before the game, a report has found.
BREITBART -- Undermining claims from pro-Palestinian apologists that the attacks which left 25 people injured in Amsterdam were inspired by anti-Arab chants from Israeli fans at the Ajax—Maccabi Tel Aviv match on Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the attacks were planned ahead of the match.
Screencaps from a local WhatsApp message group obtained by the paper showed members sharing Palestinian flags and messages apparently calling for violence against the Israeli fans who travelled to the city for the match. A member of the messaging group, dubbed the “Community Center”, called for a “PART 2 JEW HUNT” to be waged following the Ajax-Maccabi game.
Another message, posted in Arabic, thanked another member for updating the group on the whereabouts of Israelis in the city and, in Dutch, added, “Bro, your tip was worth gold.”