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Missing Amsterdam Woman Found Dead in Suitcase as Police Launch Murder Probe
Dutch police found the body of 29-year-old missing woman Hajar in a suitcase in Amsterdam. Investigators suspect a criminal act and search for an unknown man.

Two Years After Amsterdam Riots: Compensation and Ongoing Security Challenges
Two years after the violent riots targeting Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam, half of the victims have received state compensation as civil lawsuits loom, while security concerns continue to plague Israeli football fans in Europe.
Amsterdam Chess Tournament Bans Players Representing Clubs in Disputed Territories
The Amsterdam Chess Open in the Netherlands has announced a ban starting in 2027 on players representing clubs in disputed territories, sparking Israeli condemnation.
Amsterdam's Viral French Fry Shop Faces Court Battle Over Overtourism
A viral TikTok French fry shop in Amsterdam has sparked a bitter legal battle with neighbors over crowds, trash, and overtourism in historic residential streets.
Global Tourism Surge: Popular Destinations Raise Taxes and Fees
Global tourist destinations are raising lodging taxes, entrance fees, and surcharges to combat overtourism. Cities like Amsterdam, Venice, and Barcelona lead the trend with steep price hikes.
How the Netherlands Shifted From a Friendly Nation to a Hostile Arena for Israel
The Netherlands faces scrutiny over shifting policies toward Israel, including West Bank trade bans, airport checks, and campus controversies involving Hamas sympathizers.
Clashes Erupt in Amsterdam During Pro-Israel Rally as Flag Is Torn Down
Clashes broke out in Amsterdam's Dam Square during a pro-Israel rally after activists tore down a giant Palestinian flag hung from an H&M building. Police arrested around 45 protesters.
A rare glimpse: Oscar Gloukh's partner reveals a romantic outing
Following his massive transfer to Ajax Amsterdam for millions of euros, the young Israeli star was caught in a special, intimate moment with his partner Agam Rachman-Pur during a festive dinner in the Netherlands.
Mocking October 7 with a shirt sparks online storm: "Deport him!"
A photo published by the Dutch organization CIDI has sparked public outrage. The image shows a man in a supermarket wearing a shirt with "October 7" written on the back. Party for Freedom leader Geert Wilders has demanded an immediate government response and the deportation of the individual.
Unusual incident on Arkia flight: passenger snuck onto the plane, flight returned to the tarmac
The incident that took place this past weekend at Amsterdam Airport managed to cause great concern in the aviation world, as it raises the question of how a passenger could board the wrong plane. Following this saga, a technical malfunction was also discovered on the plane.
"Beware of war criminals - report to us": Anti-Israeli flyer distributed in Amsterdam
Flyers distributed in Amsterdam ahead of the Pride Parade called for boycotting Israeli artists and reporting their whereabouts. The publication included personal details of three Israelis labeled as 'war criminals.' The RITA organization, whose name was misused in the flyer, distanced itself from the campaign.