UK daily, The Telegraph claims that the Dutch have replaced Britain as
Europe’s top troublemaker. It writes that "Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte
has taken on the traditional, time honored role of Mr. No. The paper
added: “voters in the Netherlands are struggling to understand why they need to
take on more debt to finance Italy and Spain.” The Italian prime minister
Giuseppe Conte said: “You might be a hero in your homeland for a few days, but
after a few weeks you will be held responsible before all European citizens for
blocking an adequate and effective European response.”
Twenty
eight Dutch tourists arriving in Greece did not fill in their health
declarations in time. In this form the arriving passengers were required to
declare where they had been in the past weeks and whether they had been exposed
to someone who had Corona. These 28 travelers were denied entry and sent home
on the first available flight.
The Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority has
said that they would fine a store selling wine from the West-Bank city of
Hebron that is labeled as "Made in Israel". The inspectors visited the
Israel Products Center, an importer and retail outfit, operated by the
pro-Israel group Christians for Israel. The head of the Dutch Chief Rabbinate,
rabbi Binyomin Jacobs, accused the Authority of pursuing a double
standard. He said: "Why inspect Israeli products but none from China which
occupies Tibet, or goods from Morocco which occupies Western Sahara, or Turkey
which occupies Northern Cyprus, or Russia which occupies the Crimea."
