"An increasingly controversial exhibit, Palestine Uprooted: Nakba, Past and Present, is planned to be unveiled at Winnipeg’s Canadian Museum for Human Rights (the Museum) in June 2026."
Post-WWII displacement was a catastrophe for millions but only the perpetual victims still have their own UN agency and, 77 years later, haven't moved on and improved their lives. Somehow I doubt the story will be fair and balanced; this is still woke Canada after all. And, as an aside, this was the same human rights museum that demanded "papers please" during the Covid years and refused entry to the unvaccinated. Their concept of human rights is suspect, to say the least.
Jews, Muslims. Israelis, Palestinians. Wait a minute. This isn't Canada, or it isn't supposed to be. This is supposed to be a Christian country. Their issues don't belong here.
All Jews I have ever known have always accepted that Canada is a Christian state. In fact, has been mainly Christians who prefer to call our nation a Judeo-Christian one because of their acceptance of the Old Testament as the word of the very same God as revealed in the New Testament and because Jesus was born and raised as a Jew and was likely also to have been an ordained Jewish rabbi.
Nearly all Jews I have ever known have asked for only one thing of Canada: freedom to live with their religious beliefs and practices in private and personal settings while simultaneously accepting, and respecting regnant Christian ones in all public ones.
Not so for many Muslims, especially recent immigrants, who yearn to see Canada become part of a global Islamic caliphate worshipping Allah, a supernatural being who often seems to have very different qualities from the Jewish and Christian one.
In short, putting Jews/Israel and Muslims/Palestinians in the same category, as you have, is as misleading as arguing that Islamophobia and antisemitism are two sides of the same coin.
Remember...
Elect Garbage get Garbage results.
When that Garbage lets in garbage one also gets garbage results.
It becomes even worse when one group of garbage funds the other with every body else's money.
Canada has been witnessing the results of this farce and abomination now for way too long and there appears to be little to no end in sight.
The powers that be could stop this.
It appears that they have no desire to do so and are even helping.
... See above ...
Post-WWII displacement was a catastrophe for millions but only the perpetual victims still have their own UN agency and, 77 years later, haven't moved on and improved their lives. Somehow I doubt the story will be fair and balanced; this is still woke Canada after all. And, as an aside, this was the same human rights museum that demanded "papers please" during the Covid years and refused entry to the unvaccinated. Their concept of human rights is suspect, to say the least.
Jews, Muslims. Israelis, Palestinians. Wait a minute. This isn't Canada, or it isn't supposed to be. This is supposed to be a Christian country. Their issues don't belong here.
All Jews I have ever known have always accepted that Canada is a Christian state. In fact, has been mainly Christians who prefer to call our nation a Judeo-Christian one because of their acceptance of the Old Testament as the word of the very same God as revealed in the New Testament and because Jesus was born and raised as a Jew and was likely also to have been an ordained Jewish rabbi.
Nearly all Jews I have ever known have asked for only one thing of Canada: freedom to live with their religious beliefs and practices in private and personal settings while simultaneously accepting, and respecting regnant Christian ones in all public ones.
Not so for many Muslims, especially recent immigrants, who yearn to see Canada become part of a global Islamic caliphate worshipping Allah, a supernatural being who often seems to have very different qualities from the Jewish and Christian one.
In short, putting Jews/Israel and Muslims/Palestinians in the same category, as you have, is as misleading as arguing that Islamophobia and antisemitism are two sides of the same coin.