Pro-Palestine Protest Disrupts Dutch Liberation Anniversary
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Five pro-Palestine protesters were arrested in Wageningen, Netherlands, on Monday during a World War II liberation anniversary event. The arrests, for disturbing public order, occurred amidst a demonstration of 250-300 protesters opposing the Israel-Gaza conflict and criticizing the Dutch government's response. A smoke bomb was reportedly thrown during a speech by the Dutch Prime Minister. The event also included the participation of several World War II veterans.
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