The hit and run attacks were mostly scooters and taxi cabs. Many passports were stolen. Organised on Telegram: https://x.com/NiohBerg/status/1854879419640283282
From the BBC:
"Several videos circulated on social media, with one showing a man being kicked and beaten on the ground and another showing someone being run over. ."
""I am deeply ashamed of the behaviour that unfolded," Halsema told reporters. "On Telegram [messaging] groups people talked of going to hunt down Jews. It's so terrible I can't find the words for it."
The mayor confirmed reports that taxi drivers had been involved in the attacks, after the head of the Netherlands' Central Jewish Committee (CJO) said they had "moved in groups and cornered their targets".
Israeli airline El Al said it was operating two "rescue flights" to Amsterdam to bring passengers back to Israel."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2y33ee1klo
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"Adi Reuben, 24, said he was kicked on the floor and had his nose broken when he and his friends were confronted by a group of over 10 men while walking back to their hotel.
The men asked Mr Reuben where he and his friends were from. "They shouted 'Jewish, Jewish, IDF, IDF',” he said, referring to the Israeli military.
Police say the violence involved men on scooters carrying out "hit and run" attacks which were difficult to prevent.
"They started to mess with me and I realised I had to run, but it was dark and I didn't know where to go. I fell to the floor and 10 people were kicking me. They were shouting ‘Palestine’," Mr Reuben told the BBC.
"They were kicking me on the floor for about a minute, then they walked off, they weren’t afraid of anything.
“I realised I had full blood on my* *face and my nose was broken and it is very painful."
Mr Reuben said he could not see properly for about 30 minutes, but decided against going to hospital in Amsterdam because he had heard that taxi drivers were involved in the violence.
Instead he said he was flying to Israel on Friday afternoon and would get medical treatment there.
He added that it appeared to be "a specific attack that was organised beforehand".
www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckgv4mdr9y8o