High ranking officials, including the Dutch king and the president of Israel, opened the National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam on Sunday in a ceremony overshadowed by protesters from Muslim and pro-Palestinian groups. Top state representatives, including Israeli President Isaac Herzog, warned of growing anti-Semitism at the ceremony. Dutch King Willem-Alexander called on people to speak out against anti-Semitism. “Toxic words and deeds can lead to a deadly dynamic.” Herzog said, “Anti-Semitism and hatred are once again flourishing worldwide.” He called for people to fight this, saying, “Never…