Varhelji: On the eve of the anniversary of Kristallnacht, it is frightening to see anti-Semitic violence again in Europe

Varhelji, in a post on IX, said that "the violent crowds persecuting Jews on the streets of Europe are terrifying."

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Varhelji, Photo: Reuters
Varhelji, Photo: Reuters
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European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Oliver Varhelji said he was completely shocked and horrified by what he called the barbaric anti-Semitic attacks in Amsterdam.

Varhelji, in a post on IX, said that "the violent crowds persecuting Jews on the streets of Europe are terrifying."

"On the eve of the anniversary of Kristallnacht, it is appalling to see such anti-Semitic violence again in Europe. We must all stand up against this. I join the calls to restore safety to Jewish communities and bring the perpetrators to justice. My thoughts are with the Jewish people in these dark times ", wrote Varhelji.

Maccabi Tel Aviv fans clashed with pro-Palestinian protesters last night before and after the Europa League match between their team and Ajax outside Ajax's stadium in Amsterdam, media and officials reported.

Clashes reportedly broke out despite Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema banning the demonstration, fearing clashes with fans of an Israeli soccer club.

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