Geert Wilders Demands Tough Measures after 'Jew Hunt' in Amsterdam: 'The Consequence of Mass Immigration and Islamization'

Geert Wilders, leader of the PVV, is urgently calling for a debate with Prime Minister Dick Schoof after a disturbing wave of violence in Amsterdam, where Israeli football fans were targeted and attacked by Muslims. Wilders condemned the incidents as a “pogrom” and a “Jew hunt,” insisting that words alone are not enough. “Condemning the Jew hunt in Amsterdam is not enough,” Wilders posted on X. “The perpetrators must leave the country. I have been warning for over twenty years about the growing hatred of Jews in the Netherlands due to mass immigration and Islamization.”

Branding

Why is everyone acting so shocked that Jews are being hunted in the streets of the Netherlands?

It’s as if you’ve all forgotten that Dutch politician and hero Geert Wilders has been living under police protection since 2004. He is guarded round-the-clock by armed police, lives… pic.twitter.com/X0SLFgtPFZ

— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) November 8, 2024

Declaring that the Netherlands stands on the brink of becoming “the Gaza of Europe,” Wilders argues that mass immigration and Islamization have led to an unprecedented rise in anti-Semitism.

The Unvarnished Truth

According to Wilders, the Netherlands doesn’t face an asylum crisis—it’s facing an Islam crisis.

Outraged at the lack of police protection for Jewish residents, Wilders demanded stricter measures and accountability from Amsterdam authorities. As chilling images of the anti-Semitic violence spread, the PVV leader called for decisive action, insisting that mere condemnation is insufficient and that those responsible should face immediate deportation. He has been sounding alarms about rising anti-Semitism in the Netherlands for years, attributing it to unchecked immigration and Islamization.

Calling for Accountability at the Highest Level

On X (formerly Twitter), Wilders criticized Amsterdam’s leadership for failing to ensure the safety of Jewish citizens and called for the resignation of Mayor Femke Halsema. He accused the city government of neglecting its duty to protect citizens and insisted the violence must not be met with inaction.

In a call for change, Wilders demanded an emergency debate with Prime Minister Schoof to hold the cabinet accountable and address the rising tide of anti-Semitism. He argues that only swift and uncompromising action will protect Dutch society and its Jewish community, warning that without structural reforms, the situation will remain dire and intolerable.

Following Wilders’ demand, several government parties and opposition group ChristenUnie also voiced their support for a parliamentary debate with Prime Minister Schoof, likely to include Justice Minister David van Weel. The debate, scheduled for next week, will examine the events in Amsterdam and address increasing concerns over anti-Semitic violence in the Netherlands.

The police reported that 62 people were arrested following the violent incidents, with five individuals taken to the hospital. Additionally, authorities are investigating reports of a potential hostage situation and missing Israelis, though they have yet to confirm any specific cases.