Dutch King Visits Synagogue, Condemns Antisemitism
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands made a solidarity visit to the 'Beit Yehuda' synagogue, expressing his support for the Jewish community and condemning rising antisemitism. During his visit, the monarch urged the "silent majority" to stand up and protect Jewish citizens.
"Jewish citizens of the Netherlands are not responsible for what is happening in Israel," the King stated, directly addressing the misconception that links the actions of the Israeli government to the Dutch Jewish population. He emphasized that the Jewish community in the Netherlands should not be targeted for events occurring elsewhere.
The visit comes amid a reported increase in antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands, which the King acknowledged. His presence at the synagogue was intended to show solidarity and to send a clear message against discrimination and hatred directed at Jews.
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