16 June 2026, the Dutch public broadcaster NOS reported on the growing anti-Islam sentiments within society and the increasing number of attacks targeting mosques and other Islamic institutions. Within a short period of time, several mosques became the targets of vandalism, intimidation, threats, and acts of destruction. Various organizations have pointed out that these developments cannot be viewed separately from the prevailing political

The House of Representatives has just adopted a motion that seeks to ban the Muslim Brotherhood and “affiliated organizations” in The Netherlands. This is presented as an urgent security measure against a movement that allegedly aims to implement sharia.

On February 5, 2026, media reported that ten Dutch municipalities received fines from the privacy watchdog, the Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP). The AP's findings show that ten...

More and more often, imams, councils, and religious leaders call on Muslims in The Netherlands to vote en masse and to participate in the political game of a secular system. A system that, from its origin and essence, opposes Islam, marginalizes it, and tries to reduce it to something confined to the mosque or the living room.