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Anti-Israel demonstration continues to haunt Wienen: 'We are shocked by the mayor'

Anti-Israel demonstration continues to haunt Wienen: 'We are shocked by the mayor'

Mayor Jos Wienen of Haarlem is facing continued political scrutiny following his decision to order the police to disperse a pro-Palestinian demonstration on May 15. Local political parties remain dissatisfied with his explanations regarding the use of force during the event at Kloppersingel.

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