Israeli President Herzog's Visit to Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam Sparks Protests

The opening of the National Holocaust Museum coincides with demonstrations against Israel's military actions in Gaza.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog attended the opening of the National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam, which was met with protests by pro-Palestinian groups and anti-Zionist Jewish organizations.
Protesters chanted 'never again is now' and 'ceasefire now,' criticizing Herzog's presence due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
The museum's opening was attended by dignitaries, including Dutch King Willem-Alexander, amid calls for Herzog to be directed to the International Court of Justice over allegations of genocide.
The Gaza Health Ministry reports over 31,000 Palestinian deaths since Israel's military offensive in response to Hamas attacks, with Israel accusing the ministry of inflating numbers.
The museum, housed in a former teacher training college used as a covert escape route during WWII, aims to remember the Holocaust and combat rising anti-Semitism.