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Weird Duk urged the prime minister, Dilan Yeşilgöz, and the minister of Justice and Security to intervene. He suggested calling Halsema or placing her under guardianship and asked how long they would tolerate the “wildness and moral anarchy.” #politiek #Nederland #zorg (translated)

Erik de Vlieger wrote that he had had enough of the prime minister, whom he associated with D66 and described as someone who pretended to be something he was not. He said that the prime minister should go to Brussels and criticized his social media department, which he called fake and incompetent. #AI #Politiek #SocialMedia (translated)

Nausicaa Marbe asked the prime minister and the Ministry of Justice and Security what could be other than the glorification of terrorism. According to her, those present were not marching in joy over the deaths caused by the IDF and the loss of defenseless Palestinians, which she deemed inhumane. She accused cruel antisemites of cheering for Hamas and stated that the authorities allowed this. #terrorisme #Palestijnen #antisemitisme (translated)

Sywert van Lienden compared the situation to a Dutch prime minister asking for attention for German civilian victims of Allied bombings in cities like Dresden on May 4th, after the minute of silence. He described that as particularly inappropriate. #Nederland #geschiedenis #oorlog (translated)

Ronny Naftaniel stated that the prime minister wrongly equated Hamas's attack on innocent civilians with the Israeli response. According to Naftaniel, as in any war, unfortunately many civilians also fell victim. He wrote that this comparison showed that the prime minister did not understand the situation, or did not want to understand it. #Hamas #Israël #oorlog (translated)

Jacques Monasch wrote that the Jetten cabinet, according to him, did not convey a clear message even during the commemoration on October 7, 2023. He accused the Prime Minister of politicizing the commemoration and thereby disrespecting the victims, while the Ministers of Defence and Foreign Affairs, according to him, commemorated with dignity. Monasch felt that the issue was ripe for a debate in the House of Representatives. https://t.co/SsJQmoKehG #herdenken #politiek #TKdebatt (translated)

Bart Schut asked Prime Minister Jetten if he would also commemorate the millions of German citizens who, according to Schut, were killed by Allied forces during World War II on May 4. Schut said that Jetten, his party, and the cabinet did not have a moral compass according to him and called the cabinet ultra-hypocritical and anti-Zionist. #TweedeWereldoorlog #geschiedenis #moreelkompas (translated)

David wrote that the Dutch Prime Minister had, three years after October 7, mentioned Hamas victims and Israeli civilian casualties in the same breath. According to David, this created the impression that the perpetrator and the response were morally equivalent. He called the statement unworthy and said that the Prime Minister did not speak on his behalf. #NietMijnPremier #Politiek #Hamas #Israël (translated)

Colinda Weterings-Dijkstal expressed her aversion to a commemorative message for innocent victims of a terrorist organization. According to her, it pointed an accusing finger at the Israeli army. She called on the prime minister to take off his D66 hat and be a prime minister for everyone. #herdenking #terrorisme #politiek (translated)

J.R. van Vugt vdm wrote that Dick Schoof's attempt at sympathy had, in his opinion, failed and that it was clear on which side Jetten stood. He said he did not consider Jetten to be his prime minister, expressed deep shame for the Netherlands, and compared the situation to the 1930s of the previous century. He also warned of the outcome and urged Jetten to reflect. #Nederland #politiek #geschiedenis (translated)

Maaike van Charante asked the Prime Minister whether any suffering was alleviated by this. She wrote that AI should be reminded that, in her opinion, two-thirds of the hostages had returned alive. She also stated that most media would rather have forgotten them and did not mention that the now weakened enemies had shouted "Death to Israel." #Israël #gijzelaars #media (translated)

Dorien Rookmaker wondered if the veto could be used to stop this. She also asked if the Prime Minister would receive Ursula's position in exchange for conceding and stated that such arrangements worked that way in Brussels and The Hague. https://t.co/TiYmHV8DkO #politiek #EU #bestuur (translated)

Harm Beertema shared statements in which it was stated that there was a feeling in Israel of a fierce attack from the Dutch political system. The current treatment of Israel was compared to the expulsion of Jews during the Holocaust. Beertema wrote that the statements made him feel ashamed and said that he would never forgive Rob Jetten from D66, Ruben Brekelmans from the VVD, and Henri Bontenbal from the CDA. https://t.co/5YwlFaB3fP #Israëlië #politiek #holocaust (translated)

Cor Verkade wrote that he thought it was clever that Israeli President Isaac Herzog, after what he deemed a rightful and very sad observation, sought rapprochement and invited Prime Minister Rob Jetten to come and see what had happened. He wondered what Jetten would do with the invitation. https://t.co/J5Fj7mVuhv #Israël #politiek #samenwerking (translated)

Marcus Cicero asked the prime minister if he was aware that Ukrainians were also targeting Russian objectives, that there was a war, and that such things were, in his opinion, normal during wartime. He said that the prime minister should go shake hands with the person he had been laughing with in the photo, referring to that person in a derogatory manner. Cicero also stated that the prime minister could do nothing. #Oorlog #Oekraïne #Politiek (translated)