Further unrest in Amsterdam as tram attacked and police disperse groups on streets
Dutch police dispersed groups that gathered in Amsterdam's streets after a tram was attacked. Police said it was not clear who started the unrest and if it was related to last week's violence that erupted following a soccer game involving an Israeli team.
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