At least 200,000 people gathered in Amsterdam at the Red Line demonstration in Amsterdam, protesting the Dutch government’s policy towards Israel. Many demonstrators are dressed in red and are bearing banners including “Free Palestine” and “No Dutch Support for Apartheid.”The march begins and ends at Museumplein, where a large stage for speeches has been set up. The route runs around Vondelpark.

The fourth Red Line protest is set for Sunday in Amsterdam, with organizers expecting tens of thousands of demonstrators. Participants are calling on the government to sever military and economic ties with Israel.The Previous Red Line demonstration drew around 250,000 people in October 2025. The Sunday march is being run by organizations including Oxfam Novib, Pax, Amnesty International, and roughly another 150 groups.

The fourth Red Line protest is set for Sunday in Amsterdam, with organizers expecting tens of thousands of demonstrators. Participants are calling on the government to sever military and economic ties with Israel.The Previous Red Line demonstration drew around 250,000 people in October 2025. The Sunday march is being run by organizations including Oxfam Novib, Pax, Amnesty International, and roughly another 150 groups.