Muslim Hate in the Netherlands
Massive increase of groomed Dutch girls by mostly Muslim men
By VOICE OF EUROPE
4 November 2018
The number of Dutch victims of grooming gangs has massively increased,
Gideon van Aartsen of International Children’s Rights Organisation
Terre des Hommes tells Dutch newspaper AD.
Van Aartsen, who leads a group of researchers of the grooming
phenomenon, says several different tactics are used to groom and
prostitute the Dutch girls.
“Minors are set to work in another country [Belgium] as a method to
keep them from running away,” the leader of the research group says.
According to van Aartsen there’s a massive increase in the number of
Dutch ‘loverboy’ victims.
The girls are being groomed, asked to send pictures and blackmailed
with these pictures. The men increase the pressure and make the girls
prostitute themselves. Some young girls have 20 customers in one day.
The ‘online trade’ of girls is one of the main reasons why Dutch, but
also Belgian girls are increasingly prostituted. Girls are being
groomed via Telegram, Tinder and school websites.
“It’s big business,” Van Aartsen says. “Sometimes 160 men reply to one advertisement within 48 hours.”
Research shows that 89 per cent of the pimps have migrant origins and
60 per cent are Muslims. They groom young and vulnerable girls via the
internet and put them to work as prostitutes.
This year an investigation of newspaper AD showed how 1,400 very young girls are being groomed and abused by mostly migrant men.
To battle the grooming gangs, the Dutch Terre des Hommes department will cooperate with Belgian justice.
Islamist plot to attack Amsterdam Synagogue uncovered
Dutch authorities uncover Islamist plot to attack Amsterdam Synagogue.
Likud Netherlands official says Jews not safe in Netherlands.
Gary Willig, 25/11/16
Israel National News
A plot by a Islamic terrorist cell to attack a synagogue in Amsterdam
was foiled by Dutch intelligence authorities, according to a report by
the Dutch daily, De Telegraaf.
De Telegraaf obtained a dossier from the Dutch Criminal Intelligence
Agency (TFI), which described a "James Bond-like plan" to attack a
synagogue and a bank.
An individual of Moroccan descent was identified as a member of the
cell planning to carry out the terrorist attacks. He and other
individuals associated with the Arrayan Mosque in northern Amsterdam
are suspected by the TFI of involvement in Islamist radicalization and
jihad-related activities.
Awi Cohen, a board member of Likud Netherlands, told the Algemeiner
that the plot is the latest evidence of the “very unsafe environment
for Jews” in the Netherlands.
“Because of the large influence of the Left and extreme Left in the
Netherlands, the problem [of Islamist terror] is not taken seriously
enough,” Cohen said. “They don’t want to acknowledge the problems that
come from immigration and ‘multiculturalism,’ and call issues raised
about safety ‘Islamophobia.'" Cohen told the Algemeiner.
The Chief Rabbi of the Netherlands Rabbi Binyamin Jacobs told Arutz
Sheva several years ago that Jews should simply leave the country as
they have no future there.
Jew-hatred ‘recurrent problem’ in Dutch schools
2-10-2016
The Jerusalem Post
The report, which is based on visits to schools and conversations with
dozens of teachers since January 2015, say that teachers sometimes feel
powerless to change the deep-seated biases.
AMSTERDAM — Anti-Semitism is a persistent problem in some Dutch schools
and especially among Muslim pupils, according to a new
government-commissioned report on discrimination in education.
The findings appeared in a 55-page report titled “Two Worlds, Two
Realities – How Do You Deal with It as a Teacher,” which was published
last week by Margalith Kleijwegt, a Dutch-Jewish journalist, at the
request of the Dutch ministry of education.
The report, which is based on visits to schools and conversations with
dozens of teachers since January 2015, say that teachers sometimes feel
powerless to change the deep-seated biases and violent attitudes of
some pupils, including on Jews.
One female teacher from Amsterdam of high school pupils following a
vocational education program told Kleijwegt of a lesson about
democratic values and against discrimination, in which a female pupil
of Moroccan descent stood up and said: “If I had a Kalashnikov [assault
rifle], I’d gun down all the Jews.” She then made shooting gestures and
sounds.
Shocked, the teacher tried to make the pupil empathize with a Jew but felt she was not getting through to the pupil.
“I wasn’t getting there,” the report quotes that teacher as saying. “I
asked her to imagine a 5-year-old Jewish girl who lives here. What
would she have to do with Israel’s policies? Unfortunately, there was
no place for empathy. The pupil didn’t care about that girl. She had
only one message: The Jews should die.”
In parallel, the report also found racist behavior directed at Muslim
children by some classmates, particularly following the arrival to
Europe of hundreds of thousands of migrants from the Middle East last
year.
“Anti-Semitic behavior is a recurrent problem in some schools,”
Kleijwegt wrote. “Some see it as a provocation [by pupils], others fear
it goes deeper: That pupils receive anti-Jewish attitudes at home. The
same applies to the growing group of Dutch pupils who say foreigners
should rot and die. Is this provocation? Do they receive it at home?”
In the report, Dutch Education Minister Jet Bussemaker wrote that the
document “shows a reality that is inconvenient and sometimes painful”
but must be confronted and dealt with “in accordance to democratic
values.”
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