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In the wake of recent violent incidents in Amsterdam, French authorities have ramped up security measures for the UEFA Nations League match between France and Israel. The Stade de France in Saint-Denis, with a capacity of 80,000, will see around 4,000 police officers deployed, including elite units dedicated to safeguarding the Israeli team. This decision follows the violent clashes in Amsterdam, where Israeli fans were targeted, resulting in numerous injuries and heightened fears of antisemit..

Amsterdam has been gripped by unrest following a Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv. The city witnessed violent riots marked by anti-Semitic slogans, resulting in 63 arrests and several hospitalizations. The clashes highlighted tensions between Israeli and Dutch supporters, with both nations' Prime Ministers condemning the events. The violence has sparked fears of rising anti-Semitism, with accusations of political instrumentalization of polarization. Pro-Palestinian demons..