Geert Wilders

A political storm in the Netherlands erupts after a Palestinian student at Maastricht University boasts of ties to the October 7 Hamas massacre, prompting fierce calls for deportation and the education minister's resignation by PVV leaders.

A Palestinian student at Maastricht University was suspended after posting a video mocking the October 7 massacre. The incident sparked sharp political debate in the Netherlands.

A photo published by the Dutch organization CIDI has sparked public outrage. The image shows a man in a supermarket wearing a shirt with "October 7" written on the back. Party for Freedom leader Geert Wilders has demanded an immediate government response and the deportation of the individual.

Geert Wilders criticized Europe's immigration policy, warned against the rise of Islam and antisemitism, and praised Benjamin Netanyahu for his fight against jihadism and threats to Israel.

He is called the "Dutch Trump," but following his election victory, Geert Wilders has become one of Europe's most influential politicians. In an exclusive interview with our correspondent, the leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom discusses the fight against radical Islam, Europe's failure to protect Jewish communities, and his high regard for Benjamin Netanyahu.

Minister Israel Katz met with Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders to discuss the security situation and the strengthening of Israel's international alliances.

Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders paid a condolence visit to Havat Gilad to meet the family of Binyamin Malet, who was killed in a terror attack. Wilders expressed his solidarity, while Malet's widow shared memories of her husband's dedication to his family and the land.

Geert Wilders arrived for a tour of the reviving settlement against the backdrop of the Dutch government's decision to boycott products from Judea and Samaria. During the visit, the plan to establish 19 settlements in northern Samaria was presented to him.