Suggestion that supporters of the Hamas slaughter be deported lands McMaster Doc in hot water with pro-holocaust crowd

‘Deport them all’ Hamilton cardiologist and McMaster professor under fire for comment about pro-Palestine protest

A prominent cardiologist, Dr. Eva Lonn, at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont. is under review by the university for comments made on social media about pro-Palestinian protests, calling for rallygoers to be deported.

“The post does not align with our values in advancing inclusive excellence or responsibilities as healthcare educators and professionals,” reads an emailed statement from a McMaster University spokesperson. “This matter is being reviewed by the university in alignment with university policies and will be addressed promptly and according to these policies. All parties involved have the right to confidentiality. As such, employment matters are not discussed on a specific case basis.”

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After migrant parent pressure, Anne Frank daycare center to be renamed – report

… The idea of changing of name of Frank, who tragically died in a concentration camp at the age of 15, has come from migrant parents, according to the daycare center’s director. “It is reported that parents with migrant backgrounds feel uncertain about the name and find it challenging to explain to their children,” the report said.

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Empathy for occupied Palestinians or brazen hatred for Israel?

“We must teach Israel a lesson, and we will do it twice and three times. The al-Aqsa Deluge (the name Hamas gave its October onslaught) is just the first time … Nobody should blame us for the things we do on Oct. 7, Oct. 10, October one-million. Everything we do is justified.”

— Ghazi Hamad, a member of Hamas’s political bureau and former Hamas deputy foreign minister, in an interview last week on Lebanese TV.


Another journalist whose bubble was burst. Shocked she is at the “Bigots” hatred for Israel.

We shouldn’t say we told you so, but we told you so.

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Pro-Palestinian Indiana Woman Tries Antisemitic Attack; Crashes Car into Black Hebrew Israelite School

An Indiana woman was arrested Friday night after backing her car into a building used by a Black Hebrew Israelite hate group, thinking she was attacking a Jewish school on behalf of “her people back in Palestine.”

Ruba Almaghtheh, 34, was charged with criminal recklessness after being triggered by the Star of David on the building. The Jewish symbol has also been appropriated by the Black Hebrew Israelites.

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If polling trends don’t change for Liberals, expect more and louder voices for change in leadership, say political players

After Prince Edward Island Liberal stalwart and Senator Percy Downe started a public conversation last week suggesting that the party may want to elect a new leader going into the next election due to tanking polling numbers, political insiders are predicting that more senior Liberals and pundits will be speaking up about it in the coming weeks and months.

“The current polling is going to make these voices louder,” said a former senior Liberal in a not-for- attribution based interview with The Hill Times, last week. “Things have to change quickly.”

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MPs to vote on Poilievre’s motion to pause carbon price on home heating

MPs are set to vote Monday on a motion by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to have Ottawa extend its carbon price pause to all forms of home heating.

The non-binding motion, which means it does not need to be acted on by the government, will have the support of the NDP, which has supported the minority Liberals in key votes through its supply-and-confidence agreement.

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Who Is Behind the Anti-Israel Rallies and What’s Their Goal?

Canada and other countries have seen a steady stream of protests against Israel and in support of Palestine since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and Israel’s subsequent declaration of war. Groups of various ideological mantles have been driving the movement, calling for the destruction of Israel and saying Canada is complicit in “genocide.”

Pro-Palestinian, leftist, and student groups are organizing actions, sometimes jointly, and use social media to announce events and share their messages.

A 30-year veteran of Canada’s intelligence community sees the scale and regularity of the protests as emerging from a combination of simmering discontent and skilled organizing.

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How The Guardian and BBC got swept up in a wave of anti-Semitism

For Israeli satirists, the BBC’s coverage of the Hamas conflict was simply too good to resist.

In a sketch on Eretz Nehederet, Israel’s answer to Saturday Night Live, actors lampooned the British broadcaster’s coverage of a rocket attack on a hospital in Gaza with a spoof news bulletin.

“More, more,” urges the stern-looking presenter, clad in a blonde wig, as the number of alleged fatalities from the attack jumps randomly higher. “We love Hamas,” reads the scrolling text below.

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Six injured after SUV doing donuts plows into California restaurant crowd

Six people waiting in line for a popular California restaurant were injured after an SUV doing donuts in a nearby intersection plowed into them, police said.

Terrifying video from Sunday morning captured the moment a white Honda CR-V made a wide turn at a busy intersection in Santa Clarita, north of Los Angeles, and rammed into a crowd outside the Black and Blue Restaurant, KTLA reports.

Although many in the crowd managed to dodge the vehicle, six people were hit before the car slammed into a wall of the restaurant’s patio, causing minor damage.

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A GREAT BIG THANK YOU IS OWED TO SUCCESSIVE LIBERAL AND CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENTS FOR BLIGHTING THIS ONCE FINE NATION… WHAT YOU DID WAS FUCKING EVIL

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Toronto’s shelter system is buckling — leaving hospital, church and outreach workers bracing for a ‘bleak’ winter

Toronto’s homeless shelters are bursting at the seams.

Even before the arrival of winter, when the cold historically strains the system hardest and leaves people scrambling for places to warm up, Toronto is in a bind. Through an unusually warm September, shelters were already turning away an average of 278 people per day for lack of space — with municipal officials appealing repeatedly to higher governments for aid.

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Israel publishes ‘proof’ Hamas is concealing terror tunnels beneath hospital

A hospital in Gaza funded by foreign Muslim donors was custom-built with tunnels for Hamas terrorists to use, Israel claimed on Sunday.

The Israel Defense Forces produced video evidence that it said proved that two hospitals in Gaza, funded by donors from Qatar and Indonesia, were equipped with underground tunnels that were part of Hamas’s “terror Metro”.

The IDF alleged that Hamas fighters had opened fire on Israeli troops from the buildings of Gaza’s Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani Hospital, built by Qatar’s former ruler in 2016.

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