‘Cancer Jews’ 

That’s the epithet being hurled by mobs hunting Jews in the wake of the soccer pogrom.

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In this image taken from video, police officers patrol in riot gear on the streets of Amsterdam, Monday Nov. 11, 2024, as the city is facing tensions following violence last week. AP Photo

With each passing day since the pogrom began against Israelis attending a soccer match at Amsterdam it becomes clearer that the intifada has gone global. The day before the 86th anniversary of Kristalnacht, Jews were once again set upon by mobs braying for blood. In the hours before the attacks, calls went out on social media for a Jodenjacht, or a “Jew hunt.” Some fled to the relative safety of freezing canals or hid in the shadow of Anne Frank’s attic.

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