It’s not over until it’s over!
In what should have been a night of celebration, Israeli soccer fans found themselves in a fight for survival on the streets of Amsterdam. After attending a Europa League match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax, fans were targeted in a series of violent, antisemitic attacks that left them stranded and fearful. But amidst the chaos, miraculous moments unfolded—moments that turned fear into resilience and despair into hope.
Meet Melhem Asad, a Druze Maccabi Tel Aviv fan who courageously shielded others by speaking in Arabic, confusing attackers and allowing Jewish fans to escape. His quick thinking and bravery became a beacon of protection in the darkness.
Hear the powerful story of Adir, who, while facing an angry mob, defiantly recited Shema Yisrael—an act of faith that ultimately saved his life.
This video captures the miraculous survival of these fans as they navigated a terrifying night without police protection. Discover how courage, unity, and acts of kindness turned what could have been a tragedy into a story of triumph.
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Israel’s Kan News reported on Sunday that a reporter and videographer reporting about the attacks in the Netherlands were harassed by anti-Israel protesters. As they were reporting live from Amsterdam’s Dam Square, the protesters surrounded them and yelled anti-Israel statements. The two gathered their equipment and left the area and the protesters followed them. They then entered a store and called the police. After a wait in the store, the police escorted them back to their hotel.
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