I lived in the Netherlands and I speak Dutch and I'm possibly more immersed in Dutch political trends... Apologies for the length:
You have people like Gerth Van Wilders who gained his political awakening on a trip to Israel (he talks about this himself.) So I think it's fair to describe him as anti-Islam/anti immigrant but not to smear him as anti-Semitic because he clearly isn't.
Then you have younger people like Eva who came up via the sort of gen Z/alt right/generation identity anti immigrant feeling that went through Europe. And has sort of made a name for herself through online campaigning/Twitter/controversies. At one end of the gen Z anti immigrant spectrum you have people who explicitly believe in the great replacement theory and refer to it a lot. She is on that end. It goes further than just not liking immigration - the whole idea is that "people" are explicitly trying to destroy the white race and replace them with immigrants. She has said they want to destroy people like her (blonde blue eyed real Dutch). The "people" are sometimes George Soros, sometimes Davos, sometimes the "elites" but pretty much always it's Jews really She is currently aligned with Van Wilders, although I think she is further to the right of him. So she is pushing the antiMuslim line the hardest right now but people like that really do not like Jews either.
An easy comparison though not exact would be the alliance between people like Ben Shapiro and Tucker Carlson/Candace Owens. An alliance that broke down once they no longer needed Ben Shapiro onboard.
As I said, I am happy to have people enter the country who criticise Israel or criticise Muslim countries,.or criticise our own country. But I think at the very least when non citizens express anti Semitic OR anti-muslim rhetoric or anti-Christian rhetoric we have the right to look more closely at their right to entry and ask them to make a visa. That's all that has happened to her. She has not even been banned.