The Facts

• Dutch police on Sunday arrested over 300 pro-Palestinian protesters for ignoring a demonstration prohibition put in place following clashes between Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans and locals on Thursday.The violence followed Maccabi's Europa League match against Ajax. While the atmosphere during match was reportedly relatively calm, clashes had occurred between Maccabi fans and pro-Palestinian protesters in the lead-up to the game, with the former accused of chanting racist anti-Arab slogans, attacking a taxi, and setting fire to a Palestinian flag.

• Amsterdam authorities had imposed a three-day ban on all protests on Friday after violent attacks on Israeli soccer supporters across the city left five people hospitalized.Israeli authorities evacuated approximately 2K citizens on special flights from Amsterdam following the incident. Though the protesters moved to court seeking an injunction to allow the demonstration, the judge upheld the mayor's ban.

• The violence followed Maccabi's Europa League match against Ajax. While the atmosphere during match was reportedly relatively calm, clashes had occurred between Maccabi fans and pro-Palestinian protesters in the lead-up to the game, with the former accused of chanting racist anti-Arab slogans, attacking a taxi, and setting fire to a Palestinian flag.The demonstration ban has been extended until Thursday morning. Senior police officer Olivier Dutilh reported ongoing incidents targeting people perceived as Jewish, including passengers being forced out of taxis and asked to show passports.