Investigators Probing Whether Ride-Hailing Apps Were Used To Organize ‘Pogrom’ Attacks on Jews at Amsterdam

Ride-hailing drivers reportedly communicated with the attackers to help locate their targets.

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Police escort Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters at Amsterdam, after a wave of antisemitic violence, November 7, 2024 AP Photo InterVision

Many perpetrators of the pogrom at Amsterdam were ride-hailing drivers who used their rideshare apps to coordinate the attacks on Jewish fans of the Israeli soccer club Maccabi Tel Aviv who were visiting the Dutch capital, according to multiple reports. 

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