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Prosecutors to charge protester who spoke of 'new Nazis' at anti-Israel rally

Prosecutors to charge protester who spoke of 'new Nazis' at anti-Israel rally

The Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has decided to prosecute a man who made antisemitic remarks during an anti-Israel demonstration on Dam Square in Amsterdam on April 2. The protester referred to Israelis as "new Nazis" and suggested it was a pity the Holocaust was not completed, leading Mayor Femke Halsema to condemn the statements as pure antisemitism.

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