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Israel is one of the most free and most prosperous countries in the world. Not only is Israel a booming economy and a wellspring of innovation, it is the only democracy in the Middle East. So why is it so controversial to support the Jewish state? Stephen Harper, the 22nd Prime Minister of Canada, lays out several fundamental truths about America’s most critical ally. Donate today to PragerU!
Laugh all you want Serryah, we all know now your a racist Anti-Semite with the likes of HarperCon, and Torch Light. 
Racist and Anti-Semite?
Whatever you're smoking or inhaling, maybe stop taking for a bit, it's affecting your brain more than usual.
Whatever you're smoking or inhaling, maybe stop taking for a bit, it's affecting your brain more than usual.
Innocent Hamas rockets??? LOL ... Reminds me of MSNBC reporter Ali Velshi last year during the BLM riots. He stated on live TV that there was a peaceful protest going on while half the neighborhood was ablaze and a major inferno was burning right behind him in front of the cameras.This is HarperCons view of the war..
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Got proof there, Boom?
BTW, check the mirror, bud, your vitriol over Palestine makes you a racist too.
Nah, I just don't like Hamas and supporters of Hamas like YOU. Palestine's are not taken care of by their government, no new schools, hospitals, anything that could enhance their standard of living.. poor people being so ignorant.
Which would make you a real loser.doesn't support unions either, this is a real winner.
I haven't imagined you blinding yourself if not lying in this way.
Anyhow, God is not unaware of the wrong-doing Zionists.
While the Wicked Zionists deem themselves will escape God's punishment.
God - be glorified - said in the Quran 29: 38-40, that means:
(38. [The tribes of] ‘Aad and Thamud [We had also destroyed before], as it is obvious to you [O people of Mecca] from their [ruined] habitations.
Satan barred them from the [straight] way, [as has he barred you], though they were rationally discerning.
39. Also [We destroyed] Korah, Pharaoh and [his minister] Haman; Moses did bring to them the evident [miracles], but they became arrogant in the land, and they escaped not [Our punishment.]
40. Each [of these] We seized according to his sin:
>> We sent against some of them a pebble swarm,
>> and some were seized by the blast,
>> and We cleft the earth open with some of them,
>> and some We drowned [in the water.]
God would never wrong them, but they were wont to wrong themselves.)
See more explanation of these ayat in this link:
LEVY: Israeli man brutally beaten for defending friend at rally
Author of the article:Sue-Ann Levy
Publishing date:May 19, 2021 • 11 hours ago • 3 minute read • 21 Comments
Greg Nisan
Greg Nisan PHOTO BY SUPPLIED PHOTO /Toronto Sun
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Israeli Greg Nisan says he’s not a member of the Jewish Defense League and he didn’t come armed to last Saturday night’s pro-Palestinian rally in downtown Toronto looking for a fight.
The man in the blue sweater seen in a viral video that has made the rounds of the internet — and which has been tweeted and posted on various anti-Israel sites — says despite the propaganda that has circulated about him, the bat he was allegedly holding was actually a selfie stick that went with his GoPro underwater camera.
And the knife shown in his hand was a homemade weapon he picked up and kept it to show to the police after it was thrown at him, he said Wednesday.
Nisan went from social media martyr to monster in two days; in part, as a result of a CBCstory on the video in which the allegations were made of his ties to a terror group with seemingly no comment from Nisan.
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The 64-year-old said he came to an initially peaceful protest, at which he danced with an Iranian man holding his flag followed by a dance with a man from India.
When five Israeli girls came up to him and said they were really afraid of the mob surrounding them, he approached a Toronto Police officer, he said, to help the group leave.
Nisan said as they left “everything was flying” at them — bottles, knives, and many other things.
He returned to his car to have a cigarette and a coffee when he said he saw 15-20 people attacking one of the bikers from the Riders of the Covenant motorcycle club to which he belonged, he says.
When he exited his car, he had his GoPro stick to defend himself, but he said he quickly threw it away because he didn’t want to “get arrested.
“That’s when I got beaten like a dog,” he said.
He estimated seven to eight people surrounded him (as he was running away) with sticks and what appeared to be chains covered in a cloth material — noting he still has the marks from the chains on his shoulders and back.
Nisan said he has seven staples in his head from having his head cut open and seven stitches to his eyebrow — and never thought all of this would happen.
“I went for a totally peaceful protest,” he said. “I didn’t go there for a fight.”
In hindsight, he said, no Israeli supporters should have been there, adding he believes some of the pro-Palestinian contingents came looking for a fight.
Chuck Thompson, head of CBC public affairs, said Wednesday night they believe it’s “clear” from the image that Nisan “appears to be holding a knife.”
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He denied that CBC said he was a JDL member — only that people in the group were wearing clothing with the JDL logo.
He added that they reached out to Nisan on Monday but “didn’t hear back.”
Two individuals were charged Sunday following the protest. But Toronto Police spokesperson Connie Osborne said no more charges have been laid so far.
She wouldn’t comment on the allegations related to the chains or the knives being thrown, noting this is an “active and ongoing” investigation.
“We would continue to urge anyone who was at the scene, or has any information, to contact police so we can gather as much information as possible,” Osborne said.
Nisan’s daughter was so upset she contacted criminal lawyer Leora Shemesh who got in touch with CBC to say Greg was a grandfather and not a member of any “terror group.” Semesh said one of the journalists, NIck Boisvert, did reach out to Nisan’s daughter Wednesday.
“I was quite surprised that the CBC would not have wanted to ensure the information was accurate and true before disparaging anyone,” she said.
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Nisan’s daughter, who didn’t want to be named, said at a time when anti-Semitism is at an all-time high, her dad was wrongly-labelled as part of a terrorist group.
“Labelling all Israelis as terrorists seems to be in vogue today,” she said. “Not once in the videos is my dad seen hitting anyone … he narrowly managed to escape their unrelenting advances.”
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Author of the article:Sue-Ann Levy
Publishing date:May 19, 2021 • 11 hours ago • 3 minute read • 21 Comments
Greg Nisan
Greg Nisan PHOTO BY SUPPLIED PHOTO /Toronto Sun
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Israeli Greg Nisan says he’s not a member of the Jewish Defense League and he didn’t come armed to last Saturday night’s pro-Palestinian rally in downtown Toronto looking for a fight.
The man in the blue sweater seen in a viral video that has made the rounds of the internet — and which has been tweeted and posted on various anti-Israel sites — says despite the propaganda that has circulated about him, the bat he was allegedly holding was actually a selfie stick that went with his GoPro underwater camera.
And the knife shown in his hand was a homemade weapon he picked up and kept it to show to the police after it was thrown at him, he said Wednesday.
Nisan went from social media martyr to monster in two days; in part, as a result of a CBCstory on the video in which the allegations were made of his ties to a terror group with seemingly no comment from Nisan.
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The 64-year-old said he came to an initially peaceful protest, at which he danced with an Iranian man holding his flag followed by a dance with a man from India.
When five Israeli girls came up to him and said they were really afraid of the mob surrounding them, he approached a Toronto Police officer, he said, to help the group leave.
Nisan said as they left “everything was flying” at them — bottles, knives, and many other things.
He returned to his car to have a cigarette and a coffee when he said he saw 15-20 people attacking one of the bikers from the Riders of the Covenant motorcycle club to which he belonged, he says.
When he exited his car, he had his GoPro stick to defend himself, but he said he quickly threw it away because he didn’t want to “get arrested.
“That’s when I got beaten like a dog,” he said.
He estimated seven to eight people surrounded him (as he was running away) with sticks and what appeared to be chains covered in a cloth material — noting he still has the marks from the chains on his shoulders and back.
Nisan said he has seven staples in his head from having his head cut open and seven stitches to his eyebrow — and never thought all of this would happen.
“I went for a totally peaceful protest,” he said. “I didn’t go there for a fight.”
In hindsight, he said, no Israeli supporters should have been there, adding he believes some of the pro-Palestinian contingents came looking for a fight.
Chuck Thompson, head of CBC public affairs, said Wednesday night they believe it’s “clear” from the image that Nisan “appears to be holding a knife.”
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He denied that CBC said he was a JDL member — only that people in the group were wearing clothing with the JDL logo.
He added that they reached out to Nisan on Monday but “didn’t hear back.”
Two individuals were charged Sunday following the protest. But Toronto Police spokesperson Connie Osborne said no more charges have been laid so far.
She wouldn’t comment on the allegations related to the chains or the knives being thrown, noting this is an “active and ongoing” investigation.
“We would continue to urge anyone who was at the scene, or has any information, to contact police so we can gather as much information as possible,” Osborne said.
Nisan’s daughter was so upset she contacted criminal lawyer Leora Shemesh who got in touch with CBC to say Greg was a grandfather and not a member of any “terror group.” Semesh said one of the journalists, NIck Boisvert, did reach out to Nisan’s daughter Wednesday.
“I was quite surprised that the CBC would not have wanted to ensure the information was accurate and true before disparaging anyone,” she said.
A sign displayed at Saturday's pro-Palestinian protest at Nathan Phillips Square.
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Beach volleyball courts are off limits at Woodbine Beach in Toronto due to the provincial stay-at-home order on Sunday, April 25, 2021.
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A Twitter image of Saturday's pro-Palestinian protest at Nathan Phillips Square.
LEVY: Israel supporter says protest 'scariest thing I've ever endured'
Nisan’s daughter, who didn’t want to be named, said at a time when anti-Semitism is at an all-time high, her dad was wrongly-labelled as part of a terrorist group.
“Labelling all Israelis as terrorists seems to be in vogue today,” she said. “Not once in the videos is my dad seen hitting anyone … he narrowly managed to escape their unrelenting advances.”
SLevy@postmedia.com
LEVY: Israeli man brutally beaten for defending friend at rally
Israeli Greg Nisan says he didn't come armed to last Saturday night's pro-Palestinian rally in downtown Toronto looking for a fight.
There is your religion of peace.. load up all those Palestinian inbred dogs and send them back to their sandbox..
Palestinians have the right to defend themselves
The law of God says "Life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth... etc."
Let not the Wicked Zionists of Tel Aviv and their allies think they will escape God's revenge.. not at all, they will certainly receive God's retaliation, in spite the idiot among them think they may not.
Therefore, what has happened to Palestinians, by the USA weapon, will not go unpunished. All of the Zionists and their allies will have their share, according to their crimes.
The number of children and women and civilians [killed, injured and displaced from homes] is recorded and their transgression on the Aqsa Mosque is in memory.
So the Wicked Zionists of Tel Aviv and their allies will receive their due retaliation from God Almighty... only the disbeliever will deny this.
And as they did to Muslims, Muslims will do the same to them sooner or later.
The law of God says "Life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth... etc."
Let not the Wicked Zionists of Tel Aviv and their allies think they will escape God's revenge.. not at all, they will certainly receive God's retaliation, in spite the idiot among them think they may not.
Therefore, what has happened to Palestinians, by the USA weapon, will not go unpunished. All of the Zionists and their allies will have their share, according to their crimes.
The number of children and women and civilians [killed, injured and displaced from homes] is recorded and their transgression on the Aqsa Mosque is in memory.
So the Wicked Zionists of Tel Aviv and their allies will receive their due retaliation from God Almighty... only the disbeliever will deny this.
And as they did to Muslims, Muslims will do the same to them sooner or later.
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