nonsense. Israel and the Netherlands engaged in extradition talks over Berland. In the meantime he was granted freedom of movement throughout the European Union. After the court ruling, 300 supporters came to see him, and Berland hosted a reception for them on a Jewish-owned camping site on the island of Texel. The authorities evicted most of them, as the number of supporters rose over the site's capacity. On December 1, 2014, Berland's extradition was further delayed by a Dutch court due to new evidence submitted by his defense. On February 12, 2015, his extradition to Israel was ordered by a Dutch court. The decision to extradite him was in the hands of the Dutch Secretary for Justice, Klaas Dijkhoff. Berland's followers tried to install themselves in a camp in Susteren, but it was full. 250 people lodged in a vacant youth hostel in Oldebroek until the mayor ordered them to leave on May 3, 2015, because of inhumane conditions and fire hazards. The ruling was appealed to the Dutch Supreme Court, which on June 30, 2015, said that Berland could be extradited to Israel. On the night of October 18, 2015, Berland's followers entered Joseph's Tomb in Nablus, as requested by Berland from abroad. Their entry without security clearance required their rescue by the Israeli Army, and was followed by arson of the Tomb by Palestinians. On April 7, 2016, Berland was again arrested in South Africa. Preceding and following his arrest were mass prayer vigils and demonstrations. On March 22, 2016, facing arrest, Berland asked his followers to hold an all-night prayer vigil at the cave of the patriarchs in Hebron. Approximately 8,000 people attended the six-hour-long rally. Following his arrest, on April 25, hundreds of followers demonstrated outside the South African embassy in Ramat Gan against the "unlawful arrest of the Rabbi" and his being denied humanitarian rights in prison. On April 27, thousands of supporters once again held a mass prayer vigil at the cave of the patriarchs in Hebron. On May 1, 2016, Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman visited Berland to "aid him and ease his conditions". While there, he spoke about Berland's prison conditions, saying he was being denied food and had not eaten in days. He spoke about this to the media to raise awareness; other rabbis, like Shalom Arush, followed suit and spoke to the media about Berland's condition. On May 21, 2016, Grossman