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Tens of Thousands Protest in Amsterdam, Demand Tougher Sanctions on Israel
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Approximately 220,000 people protested in Amsterdam on Sunday, demanding tougher sanctions and an end to arms trade with Israel, citing "genocide in Gaza." Protesters criticized the Dutch government for inaction, while Prime Minister Rob Jetten stated that the Netherlands is exerting political and diplomatic pressure on Israel and increasing pressure on Hamas.
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- Around 220,000 people protested in Amsterdam on Sunday, demanding tougher sanctions on Israel.
- Protesters chanted slogans against "genocide in Gaza" and called for an end to arms trade with Israel.
- One protester criticized the Dutch government for "doing nothing" and lacking courage to act.
- The Netherlands previously banned imports from Israeli settlements, straining relations with Israel.
- Prime Minister Rob Jetten stated the Dutch government is pressuring Israel and Hamas.
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