The University of Amsterdam is facing over €4 million in damages due to pro-Palestine protests that occurred earlier this year. Demonstrators occupied multiple university locations, leading to extensive property damage and disruptions to construction projects. The university plans to assess damages incurred, with the largest cost stemming from delays in building a new library, amounting to €2.8 million. Despite estimating damages at €1.5 million earlier this year, the university is now seeking to hold accountable those responsible, though identifying exact perpetrators may pose challenges.