Tarwekamp is recovering after the explosion, but the lawsuit is causing tension: 'Going there with trembling knees'

The court case regarding the explosion in The Hague's Tarwekamp neighborhood begins tomorrow, causing tension among residents. Six people died in the incident, and while some have resumed their lives, many are still struggling emotionally and financially. Local businesses, like Ingo Wewer's wine shop, serve as informal support centers for the community. The explosion, linked to a revenge plot, has left lasting scars, with victims facing double housing costs and ongoing trauma. As the trial unfolds, residents express fear of reliving the tragedy, while some hope for justice through severe penalties for the accused.