Sukkah in The Hague a Metaphor for Dutch Dhimmitude

After a great deal of haggling, a Dutch Jew living in a formerly Jewish area that is now largely Muslim has been told that he can build his Sukkah. The catch is he has to dismantle it every evening by 9 p.m. because authorities fear that it might invite Muslim vandalism.

To recap: when the going gets tough because there's a critical mass of Muslims, the Dutch fold as easily as a house of cards.