Check under your bed, the closet and the bushes outside the house every night before bed cuz they're coming to get you!!!
Ok. Done. We’re good. Anyway, the horror of Bondi Beach could just as easily happen in Canada — because the conditions are the same: we have allowed antisemitism to grow unchecked and infect our society.
Police say the gunmen were a 50-year-old man who was fatally shot by officers, and his 24-year-old son, who was wounded
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Those killed were aged between 10- and 87-years-old, New South Wales Premier Chris Minns told reporters. At least 38 others were injured in the attack. Robert Gregory, the CEO of the Australian Jewish Association, put it plainly in a
statement: “What happened tonight is a tragedy but entirely foreseeable.”
Police pledged a “thorough” investigation, Lanyon (Mal Lanyon, New South Wales police commissioner) said. Authorities were not looking for anyone else in connection with the massacre, because “thorough.”
How was it foreseeable? Because Australia — just like Canada — has seen an explosion of antisemitism. In both countries, Jewish schools, businesses, and synagogues have been attacked. Pro-Hamas/anti-Israel protests are commonplace.
The leaders of both countries were warned that recognizing a Palestinian state would escalate Jew hatred.
“By effectively demonizing Israel, (Mark Carney) opened the floodgates for more antisemitic acts in Canada,”
warned Jack Mintz in the National Post.
But Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Prime Minister Mark Carney went ahead anyway, recklessly, without adequate thought for the Jewish people, and with absolutely no regard for their safety.

Their sanctimonious posturing merely added to the festering hate that is staining both countries. It was less than two weeks ago that Jewish leaders from the world’s seven largest diaspora communities — including Canada — convened a task force in Sydney because of the rising tide of global antisemitism.
Mark Carney needs to wake up to reality that Canada could host its own Bondi Beach massacre
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It was less than two weeks ago that Jewish leaders from the world’s seven largest diaspora communities — including Canada — convened a task force in Sydney because of the rising tide of global antisemitism. That warning was given only 12 days ago, but Jews in Australia — just like Canada — have been alerting governments about the dangers of rising antisemitism for over two years and nothing has been done.
In the ADL statement, Richard Marceau, general counsel for Canada’s Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, said, “Here in Canada, extremists have escalated their hatred and violence: openly glorifying Hamas ‘martyrs’ on our streets, attacking Jewish and pro-Israel students at events, harassing Jewish families outside their homes, and targeting synagogues and other Jewish institutions.
…& here I am out on the Canadian Prairies not able to even say that I’ve actually ever met a Jew in person. Maybe or maybe not?
“For these extremists, this was never only about Israel’s actions in Gaza; it is about instilling fear and sowing division within our society. Canada must stand with its international partners in confronting this threat — not only to counter antisemitism, but to safeguard the future of our democratic way of life for all people.”
Since the massacre of October 7, 2023, both countries have been swamped by Jew hatred.
Toronto authorities must end all anti-Jewish protests in locations other than public squares at Queen's Park and city halls while taking seriously threat of "intifada" demonstrators
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