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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Dutch MP Warns of Rising Antisemitism Amid Settlement Product Ban

Dutch MP Gideon "Gidi" Markuszower has condemned the Netherlands' ban on settlement products as antisemitism, arguing it's driven by political opportunism and anti-Israel sentiment.

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  1. 01Dutch MP Gideon "Gidi" Markuszower calls the Netherlands' ban on Israeli settlement products antisemitic.
  2. 02Markuszower believes political opportunism and anti-Israel sentiment are driving Dutch policy.
  3. 03His nomination for deputy prime minister was reportedly blocked due to his strong Israeli connections.
  4. 04He left Geert Wilders' PVV party to form a new political group, the Dutch Alliance.
  5. 05Markuszower suggests the future for Jews in the Netherlands is uncertain, with Israel being their ultimate home.
  6. 06He warns of increasing hostility towards Jews, citing an attack on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.

Markuszower, who left Geert Wilders' party to form his own, believes his nomination for deputy prime minister was blocked due to his Israeli ties. He asserts that the future for Jews lies in Israel and warns of increasing hostility in the Netherlands, despite his belief that the Jewish people will ultimately survive.

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