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Israeli authorities urged fans heading to Eurovision in Switzerland to download the Home Front Command app for their safety. Let that sink in: civilians going to a concert in Europe need a terror alert app. It’s that bad. No one should be at risk of dying just because they want to support a singer.

The WhatsApp group behind the Amsterdam Jew Hunt: Buurthuis 2 Nine men have stood trial in Amsterdam over the "Jodenjacht" - "Jew Hunt" - that took place on November 7 & 8, 2024. Five in December and four more this week. It has become even clearer this week that the Pogrom was planned and run from a WhatsApp group called "Buurthuis 2" (Community Center 2), originally called "Free Palstine," [sic]. Here are some revelations that emerged in court this week about Buurthuis 2: ❎ Maccabi fans were to be provoked by shouting "Free Palestine" at them, after which the members of the group could attack them. ❎ In the group were around a thousand members inciting each other to attack Maccabi fans. ❎ Mounir M'C, who appeared in court this week, was the administrator of this WhatsApp group. ❎The former taxi driver was the administrator of a group app for taxi drivers in which checks and traffic jams were reported. When many messages about Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters appeared in this app in the days leading up to the match, he decided to set up the group ‘Buurthuis 2. ❎ A member of the group wrote in "Buurthuis 2" that small groups of Maccabi supporters in yellow shirts had to be provoked in the city by shouting "Free Palestine" at them. Members of the group could then share the locations of the supporters and attack them. ‘That’s always good,’ Mounir M'C replied. ❎ A member wrote in the group that "a train full of Jews would arrive at the stadium later". Mounir M'C replied that "Hitler had ordered a special train full of gas for them, which meant they were a bit late." ❎ Mounir M'C admitted in court that "There were many taxi drivers involved."