An organization that sends volunteers from Canada — and other parts of the world — to work on Israeli military bases is facing a renewed legal challenge, alleging its recruiting efforts violate a federal law against inciting Canadians to join a foreign army.
The non-profit group Sar-El says it has recruited more than 40,000 volunteers from over 30 countries since the Israel-Hamas war broke out last year — to provide logistical support to the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), such as packing supplies and cleaning and repairing equipment.
Best line – “They’re tourists who want to help”
They do not officially serve in the IDF or anywhere near the frontlines, they do menial chores that at worst could be argued frees up soldiers for combat.
The usual suspects are appealing the case. I am fatigued at the thought that I recognize their names.
