Dutch police are investigating a new explosion that damaged an office building in Amsterdam, reportedly claimed by the same extremist group that earlier took responsibility for a blast at a Jewish school in the city. <\/p>\n
Authorities said the explosion caused a small fire that was quickly extinguished by security guards and resulted in minor damage to the building. No immediate injuries were reported, News.Az<\/a> reports, citing Reuters<\/a>.<\/p>\n Police are now examining whether the latest incident is connected to the earlier explosion at the Jewish school that occurred on Saturday.<\/p>\n Officials said it remains unclear whether the targeted office building has any direct connection to Amsterdam\u2019s Jewish community.<\/p>\n The building is managed by Sienna Investment Managers, which has not yet commented on the incident.<\/p>\n Saturday\u2019s explosion at the school also caused minor damage but prompted strong condemnation from Amsterdam<\/a> Mayor Femke Halsema and Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten.<\/p>\n The extremist group behind the claim has also taken responsibility for previous attacks targeting synagogues in Rotterdam and Liege in Belgium.<\/p>\n Following the recent incidents, authorities have increased security around Jewish sites across Amsterdam.<\/p>\n Dutch Justice Minister David van Weel said earlier that a possible connection between the explosions in Amsterdam and Rotterdam could not be ruled out, though officials have not confirmed claims circulating on social media.<\/p>\n Concerns about potential attacks on Jewish communities globally have intensified amid heightened geopolitical tensions following recent strikes involving the United States, Israel and Iran.<\/p>\n