Community groups say Canadians are scared as Trudeau warns hate crimes are rising
Zaid Al-Rawni is CEO of Naseeha Mental Health, an organization that operates a mental health hotline. He said his organization has seen a 600 per cent increase in distress calls in the past year.
“It’s causing them a lot of social anguish,” said Al-Rawni. He added that most of the hotline’s users are Muslim and many are feeling that their faith is being questioned by other Canadians.
No one has any questions about Islam. We know it’s a supremacist murder cult.
Israel’s version of SNL just released this skit about the Red Cross. pic.twitter.com/x7HBfNKV4S
— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) February 6, 2025
h/t XC
