Netherlands' Prime Minister Stays to Handle Soccer Fan Attacks

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof changed his plans to attend UN climate talks in Azerbaijan. Instead, he's focusing on the aftermath of antisemitic attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans in Amsterdam. The violence, which injured five people and led to over 60 arrests, was sparked by social media calls to target Jewish people. Dutch authorities are investigating, with four suspects still in jail. Israel offered help, and their foreign minister met with Dutch officials to discuss the situation. The Netherlands is also looking into whether they missed warnings about potential violence. The match wasn't considered high risk beforehand, but Amsterdam banned a pro-Palestinian demonstration and saw anti-Arab chants from Israeli fans. Security has been tightened in the city, known for its large Jewish community and historical significance.