According to the AhlulBayt (a.s.) News Agency (ABNA), on Thursday evening Queen of Netherlands Maxima attended the annual iftar ceremony of Muslims in The Hague.
The Dutch parliament has approved a plan to reduce the Netherlands’ reliance on military and security imports from Israel. The decision comes ahead of the swearing-in of a new government this month, with two of the three coalition parties backing the measure.
The Islamophobia Register Australia reports a more than 740% spike in anti-Muslim hate incidents following the Bondi attack, as Muslim communities urge the government to act swiftly to ensure security and curb hate speech.
Activists and solidarity activists demonstrated in front of the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, and all the way to Notre Dame, the second-largest city in the Netherlands, to protest the ongoing massacres in the Gaza Strip and in support of ministers who resigned a few days ago due to The Hague’s failure to take decisive action to stop the war of extermination being waged by the Israeli occupation.
A coalition of seventy-three Protestant churches in the Netherlands has issued a public appeal urging the Dutch government to officially recognize the State of Palestine and immediately halt arms shipments to Israel. The statement, accompanied by a petition signed by church leaders, was published by the Dutch newspaper Trouw and reported by Palestinian media on Monday.
A Dutch anti-discrimination platform has announced that it received more than 2,500 complaints following the publication of a controversial post by far-right politician Geert Wilders.
The Netherlands’ National Coordinator for Security and Counterterrorism (NCTV) has, for the first time, designated the Israeli regime a security threat for spreading disinformation and putting pressure on international justice institutions.
Members of the Iranian parliament (Majlis) in a statement strongly condemned the burning of the Holy Quran in Amsterdam, Netherlands, calling for the perpetrators to be punished.
