EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Friday she was "outraged" by "vile attacks targeting Israeli citizens in Amsterdam" after clashes following a football match led to arrests and hospitalisations.

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Anti-semitic violence in Amsterdam following a soccer match prompted Bill Ackman’s decision to move his publicly-traded company and UMG out of the Netherlands.