Video Evidence and Social Media Footage
Dutch police began reviewing footage of the violence days after the incident on November 7. Videos circulating online showed Israeli fans chanting racist and Islamophobic slogans and carrying iron pipes, sticks, and belts. One widely shared clip showed Israeli hooligans walking through the city with belts. Another captured a man hitting a taxi with what appeared to be a belt.The investigation gained attention after new evidence suggested that the visiting Israeli supporters were involved in the violence. This led to debate in Amsterdam and beyond. Critics questioned why authorities and media initially overlooked the role of Israeli supporters. Tensions had escalated before and after the match. Videos showed a Maccabi fan ripping a Palestinian flag from a building.Shocking new footages are circulating on social media showing Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam before the match against Ajax.
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) November 18, 2024
One clip shows a fan attacking a local, yet police arrested the victim. Other videos capture fans harassing locals on a metro and urinating… pic.twitter.com/zzd7JrlUxb
After rampaging through the streets of Amsterdam day and night tearing down Palestinian flags and singing “kill all the Arabs,” the rabid fans of Israeli football club, Maccabi, finally got their asses rightly kicked. ⚽️
— Samira Mohyeddin سمیرا (@SMohyeddin) November 8, 2024
And now, people are calling it a pogrom. ? Just stop. pic.twitter.com/uBmDvSz872
Ongelooflijk.
— Arnoud van Doorn (@ArnoudvDoorn) November 7, 2024
Uit Israël ingevlogen #IDF soldaten vallen in Amsterdam Marokkaanse taxichauffeurs aan.
De politie grijpt niet in maar beschermt juist het zionistische reltuig. ?
Wat zijn jullie aan het doen @AIVD @NCTV_NL @Politie @POL_Amsterdam pic.twitter.com/z6TeINX5RF