The true face behind last week’s violence in Amsterdam is emerging, revealing a carefully orchestrated, Hamas-linked attack against Israeli soccer fans. According to a report by Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Ministry, this assault on Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters wasn’t just a random “clash.” It was a coordinated act of anti-Israel violence, fueled by social media calls to harm visibly Israeli fans.

Israeli officials specifically identified the Palestinian Community in the Netherlands (PGNL) as the primary organization behind the attacks, claiming it operates under direct influence from Hamas. This group, along with others tied to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, used encrypted apps to share location data, rally protesters, and incite violence. The report even includes screenshots and messages calling for violence against Israelis in attendance at the match, proving that this was no spontaneous gathering.

This disturbing revelation resonates...

In the recent violent assault on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam, disturbing footage reveals a harrowing scene: Israeli supporters chased, cornered, and brutally attacked. This wasn’t a mere “clash” between rival fans but an organized act of hate aimed specifically at Israelis. However, the media’s portrayal of the incident has been far from straightforward. Some outlets, including The New York Times, have gone as far as describing the attacks as “violence tied to a soccer game,” minimizing the clear, targeted antisemitism behind these acts.

Shockingly, an article even implied that the Israeli fans “invited” the attacks, insinuating that their presence or actions somehow justified the violence. In another account, the singing of Am Yisrael Chai, a declaration of resilience and faith in the face of adversity, was called “anti-Arab provocation,” effectively turning expressions of Jewish identity into a reason for...