'Israeli' military bans travel to Netherlands after Amsterdam unrest

Israeli Occupation military has issued a travel ban to the Netherlands for all its personnel until further notice, following incidents that erupted after a football match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax Amsterdam.

Amsterdam police announced an investigation into reports of a possible hostage situation linked to the events, confirming that several individuals previously reported missing were found. Additionally, authorities reported the arrest of 62 individuals, with five people hospitalized due to injuries sustained during the unrest.

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Hebrew media earlier reported that Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters were attacked in Amsterdam after the match, resulting in multiple injuries. The Foreign Ministry stated that 10 'Israelis' were injured, and contact was lost with two others in the city.

Israeli Occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly ordered two planes to be sent to the Netherlands to evacuate the affected individuals. The incident has sparked diplomatic concern, with 'Israeli' officials requesting increased protection for their citizens in Amsterdam.

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