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WARMINGTON: Author urges Indigo's Jewish CEO to drop vandalism charges but not her books — Toronto Sun
Naomi Klein supports the anti-Israel protesters accused of vandalizing a downtown storefront while profiting from Indigo selling her books
If the people chanting “free, free Palestine” in the streets of Toronto over the past several weeks really cared about a free Palestine, they would be calling for Hamas to be ousted as the ruling party in the Gaza strip. They would also be calling for free and fair elections in both Gaza and the West Bank, which haven’t happened in years.
You don’t hear these calls at the “pro-Palestinian” rallies because it’s not about making life better for Palestinians, it’s about getting revenge on the Jews.
Time and again you hear the chant, as you did on Wednesday, “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” That’s a call for a Palestinian state from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea and a call for the elimination of the State of Israel and given the position of Hamas, which these protestors tacitly endorse, the removal of Jews from their homeland.
WARMINGTON: Some York professors want to be able to teach while being before the courts — Toronto Sun
Do these faculty members teach delusion and absurdity at York University? Are the students, who backed teachers charged in the graffiti attacks on Jewish businesses, majoring in anti-Semitism and minoring in hate? Or is there just something in the water? Sometimes you see a quote in a news story...
So, yes, we have terrorist supporters in our midst, they hold high positions in our universities and colleges, in our hospital systems, some are elected officials or union leaders. They can claim to simply be speaking up for a “liberation movement” but when you won’t denounce the raping, the torture, the hostage taking or murder of civilians while speaking up for that movement then you are endorsing “any means necessary” as some have said.
LILLEY: Protests on our streets should be as welcome as Nazi parades — Toronto Sun
We wouldn't accept Nazis marching in our streets to express hatred of Jews, so why do we allow these rallies?
Lefties hate their own empty, lonely lives so much they found another group of white colonists to blame because the one here don't give a shit.
Are they going to Stand With Guyana? Nope because Venezuela is Commies. Did Wagner PMC train and equip them too?
Buy guns and buckets of ammo. You're gonna need them.
Are they going to Stand With Guyana? Nope because Venezuela is Commies. Did Wagner PMC train and equip them too?
Buy guns and buckets of ammo. You're gonna need them.
With the today's meaning of colonialism does any other nation hold a candle to what Russia and to a lesser extent China is trying to do across the world
Recent Muslims, Asians, Indians, Africans aren't colonists.
They're newcomers.
156 years of there being a Canada we've established an ancient empire with 95 year old first genationers that refuse to die by flexing white privilege.
Again Al Jezerra, for balance. Since the October 7 pogrom by Hamas – the worst atrocity committed against Jews since the Holocaust – the world has witnessed not an outpouring of grief for the 1,200 Israelis killed, but an alarming increase in Jew-hatred.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations have taken place on university campuses across the US, with expressions of support for Hamas seen and heard at some of these. Mob-like behaviour as well as threats against Jews have been tolerated and, in some instances, even encouraged by faculty and administrations.
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrations have taken place on university campuses across the US, with expressions of support for Hamas seen and heard at some of these. Mob-like behaviour as well as threats against Jews have been tolerated and, in some instances, even encouraged by faculty and administrations.
It is hypocritical to protest Israel but be silent on Syria and Yemen — Al Jazeera
Where were those protesting Israel’s war on Gaza when civilians were being killed in other conflicts?
Something truly evil is happening. Freaking Marxism is spreading!Again Al Jezerra, for balance. Since the October 7 pogrom by Hamas – the worst atrocity committed against Jews since the Holocaust – the world has witnessed not an outpouring of grief for the 1,200 Israelis killed, but an alarming increase in Jew-hatred.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations have taken place on university campuses across the US, with expressions of support for Hamas seen and heard at some of these. Mob-like behaviour as well as threats against Jews have been tolerated and, in some instances, even encouraged by faculty and administrations.
It is hypocritical to protest Israel but be silent on Syria and Yemen — Al Jazeera
Where were those protesting Israel’s war on Gaza when civilians were being killed in other conflicts?
Unfortunately, they think they're supporting Palestinians but they're really supporting Hamas who are brutal monsters! It's incredible how ignorant they are of the issues but they're angry & really don't know why.
An introduction to a story on CTV News Monday night by national anchor Omar Sachedina, which suggested a peaceful rally was “in support of the war” in Gaza, were fighting words, according to many in the Jewish community.
And they are looking for CTV to make a public clarification. It was a long day for many who attended, and the last thing they wanted to hear was they were there to push for more war.
This is especially true since the crowd was waving both Canadian and Israeli flags, sang both national anthems, was critical of no one and did not vandalize any building or threaten or assault anybody with an opposing view.
As of deadline, CTV had not responded to requests for comment. It’s important for the network to address this matter, since many of the people at this peaceful event have been victims in recent months of blatant anti-Semitism coming from various quarters – many times unchecked.
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And they are looking for CTV to make a public clarification. It was a long day for many who attended, and the last thing they wanted to hear was they were there to push for more war.
This is especially true since the crowd was waving both Canadian and Israeli flags, sang both national anthems, was critical of no one and did not vandalize any building or threaten or assault anybody with an opposing view.
As of deadline, CTV had not responded to requests for comment. It’s important for the network to address this matter, since many of the people at this peaceful event have been victims in recent months of blatant anti-Semitism coming from various quarters – many times unchecked.
WARMINGTON: CTV sparks outrage, reporting peaceful pro-Isreal rally supported war — Toronto Sun
An introduction to a story on CTV News Monday night by national anchor Omar Sachedina, which suggested a peaceful rally was “in support of the war” in Gaza, were fighting words, according to many in the Jewish community. And they are looking for CTV to make a public clarification. “In Ottawa...
When the City of Montreal inaugurated Bochra Manaï as its first-ever “anti-racism” commissioner in 2021, controversy immediately swirled over the fact that Manaï had once denounced Quebec as an inspiration for the world’s white supremacists.
While working as a spokeswoman for the National Council of Canadian Muslims, Manaï said in French that “Quebec has become a model for supremacist extremists around the world.” The comments were in reaction to the passage of Bill 21, the Quebec law banning government workers from wearing religious garb while on duty.
Quebec Premier François Legault called Manaï’s nomination an “error.” Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon accused Montreal of using public funds to impose a “divisive” ideology.
But that first controversy pales in comparison to the last six weeks.
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While working as a spokeswoman for the National Council of Canadian Muslims, Manaï said in French that “Quebec has become a model for supremacist extremists around the world.” The comments were in reaction to the passage of Bill 21, the Quebec law banning government workers from wearing religious garb while on duty.
Quebec Premier François Legault called Manaï’s nomination an “error.” Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon accused Montreal of using public funds to impose a “divisive” ideology.
But that first controversy pales in comparison to the last six weeks.
FIRST READING: The Montreal 'systemic discrimination' watchdog who seems strangely fine with discrimination — National Post
Bochra Manaï remained silent about rising antisemitic incidents, while attending rallies organized by pro-extremism groups
John Bonnett: As a prof at Brock University, I don't want the 'woke class' telling me what to say — National Post
Universities must remain strictly neutral on issues, save for one thing: the defence of academic freedom
Harassed, isolated and abandoned: Jewish teachers 'scared for life' at Ontario school board — National Post
Teachers say the Israel-Hamas war has amplified antisemitism at Peel District School Board — and the union and some principals are a big part of the problem
Bell: Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek is the very picture of gutless — Calgary Sun
She couldn’t even light a candle. She couldn’t even manage that. As she turns her back on Calgary’s Jews has the mayor of this city no shame? Does she not realize what she has done? Does she even care? At Calgary city hall, these questions cannot be answered. Why? Because Mayor Jyoti Gondek...
FIRST READING: The Western politicians suddenly deciding that Hanukkah is 'divisive' — National Post
Calgary mayor Jyoti Gondek is not the first, although she was among the most brazen