Israel says antisemitism raging in Netherlands after Jewish school blast
The Hindu
Israel condemns rising antisemitism in the Netherlands after a blast outside a Jewish school, urging stronger government action.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry said on Saturday (March 14, 2026) that “an antisemitism epidemic is raging” in the Netherlands, after an overnight blast outside a Jewish school in Amsterdam.
“Where will the next attack be? The Dutch Government needs to do much more to fight antisemitism,” the Ministry said, in a social media post.
An overnight explosion against an exterior wall of a Jewish school in Amsterdam caused no injuries, and authorities have opened an investigation into the incident.
The incident comes after night-time attacks this week in front of synagogues in the Belgian city of Liege and the Dutch port city of Rotterdam.
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