"Cancer Jew": Dutch Hatred Breaks Records - and the Damage of the Film NAZA

The second episode of the series 'What Happened to Holland?' describes a sharp rise in antisemitism: about 700 incidents in two years, including attacks, physical assaults, and threats. i24NEWS reporter Jonathan Roa interviewed Jews and Israelis living under growing pressure.

The second episode of the i24NEWS series 'What Happened to Holland?' describes a sharp rise in antisemitism in the Netherlands. According to the report, about 700 antisemitic and anti-Israeli incidents have been recorded in the last two years, including an explosive device at a Haredi school in Amsterdam, the arson of a synagogue in Rotterdam, and an explosion at a pro-Israeli center in Nijkerk. Reporter Jonathan Roa interviewed Jews and Israelis living in the country, including David and Elimelech Awers who were attacked and subjected to the curse 'Kanker Jood' ('Cancer Jew'), Rabbi Dovi Pinkovitch who was forced to fortify the Chabad House, female students who were expelled from community centers or received death threats, and a resident who recounted physical abuse by a dental hygienist. The report notes that about 40,000 Jews live in the Netherlands under growing pressure, but does not analyze the specific damage of the film 'NAZA' mentioned in the headline.