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How Amsterdam tried to convince Alkmaar not to allow Israeli fans at the AZ match

How Amsterdam tried to convince Alkmaar not to allow Israeli fans at the AZ match

Authorities in Amsterdam urged Alkmaar to ban visiting Israeli supporters from an AZ football match scheduled for October 15. The city's leadership feared that the arrival of Hapoel Beer Sheva fans would lead to significant public order disruptions and targeted hit-and-run actions.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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