News website preview: Shocking footage of Israeli football fans being hunted down in Amsterdam continues to surface, bringing up painful memories of anti-Semitic violence. As more evidence emerges, including videos of Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters misbehaving, an independent investigation has been launched by the city's mayor.
Prime Minister Schoof will remain in the Netherlands because of the social impact of the recent anti-Semitic attacks and will engage in discussions with various organizations. Meanwhile, there is much political discussion and measures are being taken to catch the perpetrators and support the Jewish community.
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Qatar has withdrawn from negotiations for a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, citing a lack of willingness from both parties to return to the negotiating table. The country, along with the US and Egypt, had been playing a significant role in the talks, which have repeatedly failed to result in a lasting agreement.
Several suspects, including two minors, have been arrested and will be appearing in court next week for their involvement in violent incidents after a football match in Amsterdam. The police are still reviewing footage to identify additional suspects and expect more arrests to be made in the coming days.