Amsterdam hosts fourth Red Line protest
Politics · First reported 7 Nov, 11:15 · Updated 11:16
Organizers expected tens of thousands at the fourth Red Line protest in Amsterdam, which was to focus on Dutch economic and military ties with Israel. Another supplied report describes at least 200,000 at a Red Line demonstration, while a separate account says organizers reported about 20,000 attendees.
- Organizers expected tens of thousands at the fourth Red Line protest in Amsterdam on Sunday.
- The march was set to focus on Dutch economic and military ties with Israel.
- Attendance figures in the supplied reports vary: one says at least 200,000 gathered, while another reports organizers estimated about 20,000.
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- Fourth Red Line protest
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- Tens of thousands, according to organizers
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- At least 200,000 in one report; about 20,000 according to organizers in another
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