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Annie, unless I am mistaken, it is Netanyahu who advised his citizens to stay away from such events, (for the next week, according to Sky News) not the countries with footie matches coming up asking they don't come.
"The Israeli government has told its citizens not to attend cultural or sports events abroad over the next week following violence in Amsterdam"
For example the footie match coming up in France, this Thursday, where
"In Paris, police said that 4,000 police officers will be deployed for Thursday's football match between France and Israel.
President Emmanuel Macron will attend the game, a gesture aimed at sending "a message of fraternity and solidarity after the intolerable acts of antisemitism that followed the match in Amsterdam", his office said."
Good for Macron. And good for the French government banning any Palestinian flags in the stadium for the match. French flags fine, Israeli flags fine. They certainly do not want a repeat performance of what happened at PSG against Atlético Madrid last week.