Finally some (kind of) good news
Dutch PM: 'Jew hunters' could face terrorism charges, loss of citizenship
This is very good news, but at the same time, it's sad that it has gotten to the point where we are relieved that those who viciously attacked Jews in Amsterdam last week will actually be prosecuted.
Gila Isaacson
NOV 14, 2024 13:011 min read
Dutch Prime Minister Schoof has announced significant measures against perpetrators of recent antisemitic incidents, including those who participated in the Amsterdam pogrom last Thursday night:
Key Points:
- Perpetrators of the "Jew Hunt" can be prosecuted under terrorism laws
- Convictions could result in revocation of Dutch citizenship
- No legislative changes are required for implementation
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- Dutch Government is exploring addition of antisemitism as specific grounds for denaturalization
The announcement comes as Holland is strengthening its response to antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands.
It also marks a significant shift in how the Netherlands will handle antisemitic hate crimes, potentially treating them as acts of terrorism with severe consequences including loss of citizenship.
