Hogeveen changes Mayor Tjalma Park to drop reference to municipal leader who was the first in Nazi-occupied Netherlands to hand over a list of local Jews, following German invasion

9 foreign ministries including France, UK, Germany say they received 'no substantial information' about NGOs that would justify a policy change on funding

Operatives convicted in absentia of assassinating Rafik Hariri are unlikely to serve time as terror group refuses to hand them over; third man sentenced earlier also still at large

Playing of Israeli anthem unconnected to two nations observing Memorial Day at same time, but rather concieved as way to honor Jews buried at Loenen military cemetery

2021 tally shows 35% increase over previous year; in one incident in Amsterdam, Jewish siblings told 'Jews don’t belong here'

Police arrest two suspects in killing of 61-year-old Yuval Felix, and believe they may be linked to string of robberies at a local shopping center outside of Amsterdam

Team of historians and academics rejected allegations that prominent Jewish notary Arnold van den Bergh revealed Frank family's hideout, calling findings 'a shaky house of cards'

Dutch Embassy gifts city Tel Aviv-Jaffa with interactive work from Dutch artist Leon Keer, meant to show uniting force of tea customs

Chief rabbi 'relieved' by decision but concerned it took universities two weeks and vociferous protests by Dutch Jews and their allies to reach their conclusion

14 publicly funded institutions say query, filed by pro-Palestinian group under freedom of information law, led to 'distress and a feeling of insecurity'