Following recent violence, Amsterdam’s Jewish community expresses concern over proposed government measures against antisemitism, including revoking citizenship for dual citizens convicted of related crimes. Residents describe heightened tension and increased vigilance in their daily lives, with some opting to avoid wearing religious symbols in public. Critics argue that the government’s approach may exacerbate divisions among communities, questioning the effectiveness and fairness of measures like citizenship revocation. The community’s feelings, while rooted in fear, also reflect a desire for constructive dialogue and understanding amidst rising antisemitism.