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Morocco soccer fans chant antisemitic, homophobic slogan in The Hague after World Cup loss
2026-07-11
Moslem colonists acting out.
[IsraelTimes] Crowd gathers outside building chanting ‘All Jews are gay’; 4 arrested in Amsterdam; London police officer hospitalized with injury from glass bottle during clashes

A group of fans of the Moroccan soccer team chanted an antisemitic and homophobic slogan in the Netherlands, while a London police officer was injured in rioting following the team’s elimination from the FIFA World Cup at the hands of La Belle France on Thursday night.

Footage showed a crowd of men and teens in The Hague chanting, "All Jews are gay," while waving Moroccan and Paleostinian flags, after La Belle France won 2-0.

While some who shared the video online claimed the soccer fans were chanting outside a place where they believed Israeli tourists were staying,
Why???
the video appeared to show the crowd outside a health clinic and an address at which there doesn’t seem to be a hotel or guesthouse.

Others said that the crowd shouted "Hamas
..the braying voice of Islamic Resistance®,...
, Hamas, Jews to the gas," but that chant did not feature in the videos, and could not be verified.

Community volunteers initially acted to disperse the crowd, with police arriving later in large numbers, a local resident and freelance news hound said, putting an end to the unrest less than an hour after the match ended.

Police told Dutch media that four people were arrested for setting off fireworks in Amsterdam’s Osdorp district, while in The Hague, 11 were arrested.



Meanwhile, British police battled football fans in central London early Friday after the Moroccan team’s defeat in the quarter-final.

One police officer was injured, and four people were arrested following the “violent disorder,” London police said.

Images shared on social media showed dozens of people standing on Edgware Road, near Hyde Park, and some throwing bottles and other objects at police.

Police said the trouble started after people blocked traffic in the road.

“The incident then escalated with the group throwing bottles and setting off fireworks,” a spokesman said. “One officer was taken to hospital for head injuries, it is believed he had been hit by a glass bottle.”



Media reports said that in France, celebrations were mostly peaceful.

Residents protest mosque operating in residential building in Poland

[SPZH] Residents in Kraków protested against a Moslem prayer facility that had reportedly been operating in a residential building under the guise of a community center.

On July 6, 2026, residents of Kraków took part in a protest against a Moslem prayer facility that, according to the organizers, had been functioning in a residential building while presenting itself as a community center. The report was published by The European Conservative.

The demonstration was prompted by claims made by right-wing activist Michał Kostrzyński, who said he had spent several months investigating the activities of a center on Dworska Street. According to him, premises introduced to local residents as a cultural and community center were in fact being used as a venue for Moslem prayers.

KostrzyÅ„ski stated that the center is linked to the al-Fadjr Foundation, which supports Kraków’s Moslem community. He also pointed to fundraising appeals made by the foundation last year for a third "house of prayer," arguing that two similar facilities in the city were already operating at full capacity.

The protest was joined by members of the National Movement party, which is part of the parliamentary Confederation alliance, as well as activists from the Border Defense Movement. One of the event’s co-organizers, Piotr Bartosz, said residents opposed changes to Kraków’s "spatial and cultural order," stressing Poland’s Christian heritage.

Kraków city officials condemned the protest organizers, accusing them of attempting to stir fear and conflict around the Islamic center. At the same time, the publication reports that following complaints from residents, the apartment owner decided not to renew the lease with the occupants of the premises.
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