A bomb exploded during a student protest in Italy, 15 police officers injured.

In Turin, 15 police officers hospitalized after a bomb explosion

On November 15, an incident occurred in the city of Turin, during which about 15 police officers were injured. According to ANSA, the explosion happened during clashes between students and law enforcement.

An unknown person threw a homemade bomb at the police in the area of the city square Castello, near the office of the city prefect. After the explosion, there was smoke.

The clashes between students and law enforcement began when the police managed to stop young people who were trying to break through the police cordon and reach the prefecture building.

Students also attacked police vehicles, jumping on them with flags, near the offices of the state broadcaster Rai in the city.

Activists removed the Italian flag from the entrance to the Cinema Museum in the north of the city and replaced it with the Palestinian flag.

On this day, student marches also took place in various cities in Italy, as a protest against the government of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Protests were held against the government's educational policy, as well as against the sale of arms to Israel and in support of the Palestinian people.

Attack on Israeli citizens during a football match in Amsterdam

In Amsterdam, a group of pro-Palestinian activists attacked Israeli citizens who came to watch a football match between Ajax and Maccabi. According to reports, the attack occurred on the night of November 8 on the streets of the city after Maccabi Tel Aviv lost to the local team Ajax. Video footage from the scene shows violent attacks, some of the attackers wearing masks, carrying Palestinian flags and shouting 'Free Palestine.'