Israel removes metal detectors at the entrance of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. They are replaced by other 'less intrusive technical means'.

Over 2.4 million television viewers watched the EK match between the Dutch and Belgian footballers on Monday. The broadcast on NPO1 was the best viewed program that night, reports the Stichting KijkOnderzoek (SKO).

The police of Hoeksche Waard has seized a neglected dog at a hard-wearing dog.

The Swiss police did not yet know the man with the chainsaw. The 50-year-old perpetrator injured two employees in a hospital fund in the city of Schaffhausen on Monday. One of them suffered severe injuries but is not in danger of life.

Today we are afraid that boys come home with broken pants. That's what the Stichting Ideële Advertentie (SIRE) said, starting a campaign this week to give boys the space they need and make them fool and ravage. That's a bad thing, because if they can not develop that way, they're going to underperform, says Sire.

Leeuwarder councilor Wyb Feddema hears on Tuesday afternoon whether the judge is guilty of the death of a 24-year-old student who rented a house with him and killed a fire in the property.

The wages in the Netherlands increased by 1.8 per cent last year, the biggest wage increase in the past six years.

An explosion crack in Germany ended on Monday on Tuesday in a car crash in the Channel Island island of Utrecht.

The death threats at his address caused the wretched mayor Victor Molkenboer little fear. He does not say he is afraid to return to Holland after his holiday, but he will immediately report. 'These are unacceptable texts.'

Pete Hoekstra has been nominated to become the new ambassador of the United States in the Netherlands. The vacancy had been open for some time, as former Ambassador, Timothy M. Broas, began his own initiative at the beginning of last year.

A Canadian court has two sectarians who had separated themselves from the Mormon church convicted of polygamy. The authorities tried to get Winston Blackmore and James Oler for years, but that was difficult because their actions fell under the freedom of religion. However, in 2011, the Supreme Court ruled that the laws prohibiting polygamy were more important than religious freedom.

In the south of France and on the island of Corsica, fierce forest fires are raging. On Monday, 1400 hectares of forest were destroyed.

President Donald Trump called on Republican senators on Monday to 'do the right thing' and to revoke and replace the care system of his predecessor Barack Obama, as they have promised for seven years. The American people have been waiting for it long enough, now it's time to add the deed to the word, said Trump. He spoke in Washington for an audience of families allegedly injured by the 'Obamacare Nightmare'.

In a bunch on the border with Germany, the Swiss police have been looking for a man who earlier in the city of Schaffhausen injured employees of an insurance office with a chainsaw since Monday night. The man who was called psychologically labile would have been in the car in the woods in the past few months.

Israeli embassy workers in Jordan returned to Israel on Monday evening, announced the office of Prime Minister Netanyahu. Among them is also the security officer involved in a shooting incident in the embassy, ​​causing two Jordanians to die.

Alphabet, Google's parent company, has surprised the market on Monday night with its revenue and revenue over the past quarter.

A French diplomatic initiative aimed at solving the long-term crisis in Libya raised the fury of Italy. That looks like another example of newly elected President Emmanuel Macron to pick up his nose for Rome.

The Spanish police arrested a Dutchman for large-scale drug trafficking in the south of the country. The 34-year-old man from Roosendaal, who lives in Benalmadena near Malaga, has been searched for a while by the Belgian authorities. The man would play an important role in an organization that smuggles drugs through the port of Antwerp, Spanish media reported on Monday by police.

As long as there is no new cabinet, Thierry Baudet will not shave. The Forum for Democracy party leader announced Monday that he would leave his beard until a new cabinet has been formed.

The adviser and son-in-law of US President, Jared Kushner, sees his meetings with Russian officials as a normal part of the political company. 'All my actions were correct and were done in the normal course of a very unique campaign,' he said in Washington on Monday after journalists after a testimony in the Senate.