Posted on 12/19/2025 12:38:59 PM PST by nickcarraway
Chaos reportedly erupted in Amsterdam late Sunday night as masked attackers stormed a Hanukkah concert, sending concertgoers into panic. The assault comes just hours after a deadly assault on Bondi Beach (Australia), where over 15 Jews have been killed during a Hanukkah event. Eyewitnesses described terrified attendees fleeing the venue as security forces arrived to secure the area. “This is an appalling attack on innocent people celebrating their faith,” said one member of the public who witnessed the event. Emergency services were reportedly on site to assist those affected, so far no deaths have been reported.
Sources suggest that the investigation into the Amsterdam incident is ongoing, and official confirmation of what occurred is still pending. Residents are urged to remain cautious and to follow updates from official sources as more information becomes available.
Global Wave of Violence
Jewish Communities on Alert
The incident in Amsterdam is reported to be part of a broader wave of violence affecting Jewish communities worldwide. Authorities have issued warnings that public events and cultural gatherings could be at risk, while stressing that details of the Amsterdam incident are still being verified. Social media has circulated videos and images from the scene, showing masked figures fleeing and concertgoers seeking shelter. These reports remain unconfirmed but have prompted heightened attention across Europe.
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Meanwhile, in Australia, authorities confirmed the deadly attack at Bondi Beach, highlighting the potential for coordinated extremist violence. The tragic events in Sydney have intensified concerns internationally and reinforced the need for vigilance at Jewish celebrations.
Community and Official Responses
Reactions from Leaders
Jewish community leaders expressed deep concern over the reported threats. Local authorities and security agencies are monitoring the situation, though details about the Amsterdam incident remain unclear. Advocacy groups, including the European Jewish Congress, have urged calm while emphasising the importance of awareness. Posts circulating online show solidarity with the victims and reflect the global attention the incidents have received.
Residents are advised to follow updates from verified sources and avoid speculation, while authorities continue to seek clarification regarding the events in Amsterdam.
Key Points
-Reports indicate masked attackers have stormed a Hanukkah concert in Amsterdam further confirmation is pending.
-The incident follows a confirmed deadly Hanukkah attack at Bondi Beach, Australia.
-Authorities and community leaders are monitoring developments and urging caution.
-No deaths have been reported as of yet
-Social media footage has circulated, but verification of the Amsterdam incident is ongoing.
-Residents should rely on official channels for updates and avoid crowded events until clarity is provided.
-Officials continue to investigate the reported Amsterdam incident. Citizens are encouraged to stay informed through official sources and to exercise caution at public gatherings.
Vigilance and Caution
The reported attack has sparked global concern about the safety of Jewish communities. Authorities have not yet confirmed the details of the Amsterdam incident, and residents are advised to remain vigilant and follow updates from official sources. Communities are urged to exercise caution and report any suspicious activity while awaiting further information.
Please Lord, don’t let there be any deaths!
Cops worldwide need to be proactive and start shooting bad guys. Until then they are just teasing murderers to commit more crime.
Masked Islamists Target Hanukkah Event in Amsterdam
They arrest them tell them to not do it again instead of DEPORTING them
RE: Please Lord, don’t let there be any deaths!
Amen.
The candles lit on a menorah symbolize light from the Divine Presence brought into the world. The eight days of adding one more candle per night commemorate the hope and willingness of Jews to have perseverance against enemies, as in ancient times.
Today’s enemies choose this time of hope and light to commit murder.
We cannot let the enemies win.
Kinda like Willie Sutton and his bank robberies.
Investigator: “Why did you target a Hannakuh gathering?”
Mohammed: “Cause that’s where the Jews are!”
This is all a warm-up for the main event; Christmas.
Is it time to start to fire bomb mosques yet?
Tucker, “ How dare you attack Muslims”
Thank you for your prayers.
I believe this was last Sunday (first day of Chanukah), so I think everything is relatively OK.
I was in Amsterdam at the end of tulip season a year 1/2 ago. The was an antisemitic/Israel protest on a small side street. TV cameras would have made it seem large but it wasn’t really that big. 80-100? Ugly people and surprisingly maybe more than half women.
When “Globalize the Intifada” means kill any Jew anywhere in the world, it demonstrates that the goal of palestinians is Jew murder, not a state.
But we already knew that.
By some historians’ counts, the “plaestinians” have been offered or were very near statehood eight (8) separate times. Each time they refused the state, and preferred to continue to murder Jews.
It is obvious Islam has declared
Global attack on Jews this Hanukkah.
The Jews need to take care of this business, very privately. Only by word getting out afterward will this crap cease.
The old nazis were scared.
You fools invited the headchoppers in. Now you get to live with the consequences.
I assume you tip-toed through those tulips.
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