Vote Palestine, an organization pegged by NGOs as having glorified listed terrorist organizations, has been caught saying that the Quebec election is a great opportunity for them to “create a crisis for the political establishment” and pressure candidates to take a stand on Palestine.
The coalition is now demanding measures including closing Quebec’s Tel Aviv office, providing health coverage to Gazans and divesting the province’s pension fund from companies tied to Israel’s military.
According to one speaker at a September launch webinar, “Elections are truly strategic moments when we can create a crisis for the political establishment and force candidates to take a stand on Palestine, since they’re more susceptible to pressure.” Keep reading.
Vote Palestine presses Quebec candidates on Israel-Gaza demands
Organizers of Votons Palestine described the Quebec election as a chance to “create a crisis for the political establishment” and pressure candidates to take a stand on Palestine.
An award-winning Jewish journalist at the CBC was also conspicuously taken off the air after recording an anti-Israel mob outside a synagogue service in Toronto during Yom Kippur.
However, when asked whether his filming of the anti-Israel protesters — which he says were “trying to taunt and intimidate” worshipers — was the reason he was apparently disciplined, the CBC wouldn’t comment. Keep reading.
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CBC won’t say whether Jewish reporter was disciplined for filming Yom Kippur protest
A Jewish Canadian Broadcasting Corporation journalist has reportedly been disciplined by the state broadcaster after recording a group of anti-Zionist protesters outside of a synagogue service in Toronto on Yom Kippur.
A citizen petition is now calling on the government to investigate and deport all agents of the Islamic Republic operating in Canada and pass new laws banning the glorification of terrorism.
The petition, created by 18-year-old Daniel Pinsk, aims to expel IRGC agents in Canada in an effort to protect Canada’s Jewish and Iranian populations amid escalating attacks on both, especially in the wake of back-to-back shootings targeting synagogues and Iranian-owned businesses.
It has since been sponsored by Conservative Party Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman. Keep reading.
Citizen petition calls on feds to deport IRGC officials in Canada
A new citizen petition, sponsored by the Conservative Party’s Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman, calls on the government to investigate and deport all agents of the Islamic Republic operating in Canada and pass new laws banning the glorification of terrorism, along with hiking fines against vandalism targeting religious institution…
A 45-year-old man, Ousmane Bah, from Quebec was also arrested by the RCMP on Friday for threatening to harm the Prime Minister and White people more generally, whom he blames for a death in his family.
The charges were laid on Friday. According to police, the charges were for “uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm to a person” and for “willfully promoting hatred against an identifiable group,” making him potentially the first person in Canada to be explicitly charged for hatred against White people. Keep reading.
Quebec man charged for alleged anti-White hate and threatening Carney’s life online
The Royal Canadian mounted police have arrested and charged a 45-year-old male resident of Québec City over Facebook posts where he threatened to murder Prime Minister Mark Carney and White people more generally, blaming them for a death in his family.
