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Symbolic image: Tens of thousands march in Amsterdam over Dutch policy on Israel

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Tens of thousands march in Amsterdam over Dutch policy on Israel

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Protesters dressed in red marched through Amsterdam on Sunday, carrying signs reading "Stop the Genocide" and demanding that the Dutch government take a firmer stance toward Israel. Organisers say about 200,000 people took part, while several outlets report tens of thousands.