Following Thursday night’s violent riots in which Israeli football fans were attacked in Amsterdam, new footage shows Maccabi fans themselves turning violent and attacking Amsterdammers near Central Station that night, reports Het Parool.At least a hundred Israeli football fans are said to have left the central station after the Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv match and caused riots. They bawled in the streets and set off smoky fireworks.

The demonstration ban in Amsterdam remains in effect. The court in Amsterdam decided this on Sunday. Activist Frank van der Linde had filed a summary proceeding to be allowed to demonstrate, even though an emergency decree has been in effect in the capital since Friday evening. This means that a pro-Palestine protest on Dam Square at 2 p.m. is not allowed to take place. However, hundreds of people have gathered on Dam Square to protest the emergency decree.

During the attacks aimed at Israeli supporters in the night from Thursday to Friday, the police did not make a single arrest. The arrests that were made all took place before and during the Ajax – Maccabi Tel Aviv match.On Saturday, the Public Prosecution Service announced in a press release that 62 people had been arrested, four of them on suspicion of public violence. However, none of those detained were arrested for assaulting Israeli supporters on the street after the match. A spokesperson for the public prosecutor’s office confirmed this on Saturday.