Rabbi Eliezer Wolff, Dayan of Amsterdam, is seen near a parking meter in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Friday, June 25, 2010. Reports of increased anti-Semitism and a secret video showing Jews harassed on the street in Amsterdam have prompted Dutch authorities to consider using "decoy Jews", undercover officers wearing yarmulkes, to combat hate crimes. No decision has yet been made to use the tactic. Advocacy groups say intimidation has become a serious issue for Jews in the Netherlands. (AP Photo/ Evert Elzinga)
- Rabbi Eliezer Wolff, Dayan of Amsterdam, is seen near a parking meter in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Friday, June 25, 2010. Reports of increased anti-Semitism and a secret video showing Jews harassed on the street in Amsterdam have prompted Dutch authorities to consider using "decoy Jews", undercover officers wearing yarmulkes, to combat hate crimes. No decision has yet been made to use the tactic. Advocacy groups say intimidation has become a serious issue for Jews in the Netherlands. (AP Photo/ Evert Elzinga)
- Rabbi Eliezer Wolff, Dayan of Amsterdam, is seen in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Friday, June 25, 2010. Reports of increased anti-Semitism and a secret video showing Jews harassed on the street in Amsterdam have prompted Dutch authorities to consider using "decoy Jews", undercover officers wearing yarmulkes, to combat hate crimes. No decision has yet been made to use the tactic. Advocacy groups say intimidation has become a serious issue for Jews in the Netherlands. (AP Photo/ Evert Elzinga)
- Rabbi Eliezer Wolff, Dayan of Amsterdam, is seen at a bus stop in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Friday, June 25, 2010. Reports of increased anti-Semitism and a secret video showing Jews harassed on the street in Amsterdam have prompted Dutch authorities to consider using "decoy Jews", undercover officers wearing yarmulkes, to combat hate crimes. No decision has yet been made to use the tactic. Advocacy groups say intimidation has become a serious issue for Jews in the Netherlands. (AP Photo/ Evert Elzinga)
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