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Arutz ShevaSecurity

Hamas Seen as 'Resistance Movement' by Pro-Palestinian Protesters in Amsterdam

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Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters marched in Amsterdam this week, with many characterizing Hamas as a legitimate "resistance movement." The demonstrations have caused concern within the local Jewish community. In response, the Dutch Prime Minister affixed a mezuzah to his doorpost to show solidarity with the Jewish population.

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  • Thousands of protesters in Amsterdam declared Hamas a legitimate "resistance movement."
  • The demonstrations have caused distress and confusion within the local Jewish community.
  • The Prime Minister of the Netherlands affixed a mezuzah to his doorpost in solidarity.
  • The Jewish community is reportedly still processing the intensity of anti-Israel sentiment.

Thousands of protesters filled the streets of Amsterdam this week, with many viewing Hamas as a legitimate "resistance movement." The demonstrations have left the local Jewish community struggling to comprehend the intensity of the anti-Israel sentiment.

In response to the growing pro-Palestinian activism, the Prime Minister of the Netherlands announced yesterday that he had affixed a mezuzah to his doorpost as a gesture of solidarity with the Jewish community. The community appears to be still processing the scale of the anti-Israel activity.

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