“Oct 7 2023”

In 2017, Justin Trudeau defended resuming funding for UNRWA saying it would get aid where it is needed without “creating negative consequences for Israel or for anyone else.”

This week, before his government officially resumed funding again, Trudeau was making those same false and empty promises.

President Biden, during his State of the Union address, announced an effort to create an aid corridor to Gaza that will include a U.S.–constructed pier for shipments of food and other supplies to reach Palestinians. This “temporary” construction would be a significant expansion of the Biden administration’s aid measures and no longer done at arm’s length, whatever promises of “no American boots on the ground” the president might make. As with all else, there are only tradeoffs. In this case, it’s almost all bad. The president’s design will create a locus of aid transfer that endangers American servicemen while failing to ensure the aid cannot be appropriated by Hamas.

For those wondering about the dismal response of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau – and most Liberal and NDP MPs – to the worst outbreak of Jew hatred in Canada since the 1930s, the answer is simple.

Their self-proclaimed “progressive” ideologies compel them to believe, for the sake of their constant virtue-signalling, that Jew hatred only comes from skinheads, white supremacists and neo-Nazis.

If it wasn’t bad enough that some on the Left have questioned whether the rapes, murders, beheadings and child killings of October 7 actually happened, now Jewish people who have said that they feel too intimidated to go into central London at the weekend during the pro-Palestinian protests are being similarly gaslit.

This week, the counter-extremism tsar Robin Simcox raised his own concerns about the effect of the marches on Jewish people, saying the demonstrations had turned London “into a no-go zone for Jews every weekend”.

The former national director of the federal NDP says Jews are no longer feeling completely comfortable in the party, warning that this is a national problem for the New Democrats.

Nathan Rotman, who was also chief of staff to former Alberta premier Rachel Notley, made his remarks after former B.C. minister of postsecondary education Selina Robinson resigned from the province’s NDP caucus, citing antisemitism by some of her colleagues.

Members of the Jewish community expressed their growing anxiety after anti-Israel protesters picketed a Toronto-area synagogue with chants of “Go back to Europe” and burned an Israeli flag.

Rabbi Daniel Korobkin, the leader of the institution in Thornhill, said religious sites should be exempt from such demonstrations.

Meanwhile in Montreal …

How low can they go? Just watch the latest disgusting display from the anti-Israel mob in front of a synagogue in #Montreal as they threaten Jews by yelling "Am Yisrael chai [the people of Israel live] but not for that long motherf***er" and boasting that the hostages being held… pic.twitter.com/W6si48E0u6

— CIJA (@CIJAinfo) March 7, 2024

Surreal to witness. The war is not just happening in Gaza but here in the GTA – all happening in a usually quiet and lawful Vaughan neighbourhood Thursday.

It was mayhem there and a glimpse into what anarchy across the country would look like. This was a powderkeg waiting to blow. While there were a few flare-ups, police managed to keep it from becoming a full explosion. But man, this was close.

This is Canada now.

Shai Davidai, an associate professor of business at Columbia University who has become a leading voice against antisemitism on college campuses, is the target of a university investigation that he believes is politically motivated, he told National Review Friday.

Police north of Toronto say the man who allegedly brought a nail gun to a pro-Palestinian protest outside of a synagogue in Thornhill, Ont. and fired it last weekend was partly motivated by hate.

It’s alleged that Ilan-Reuben Abramov, 27, of Vaughan, Ont. stopped his vehicle near demonstrators at Clark Avenue and South Promenade on the morning of March 3 and began yelling “hateful obscenities at them” and became “confrontational” with at least three of the protesters.

International mediators and world leaders, including US President Joe Biden, are hoping to secure a ceasefire deal between Israel and the Iran-backed Hamas terror group before the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, which starts on March 10.

On March 5, Biden warned of potential problems without a ceasefire deal by Ramadan. “There’s got to be a ceasefire because Ramadan – if we get into circumstances where this continues to Ramadan, Israel and Jerusalem could be very, very dangerous,” he told reporters in Washington.

His Fraudulency Joe Biden is losing support in Hollywood among young Democrats who hate the Jews.

“People are pulling away — one million percent. I was with a bunch of young executives and producers, a group of very progressive people,” a top agent told the far-left Wrap. “The Israel issue – it’s shocking to me – but everyone under 30 at that table said they were not voting for Biden or had serious reservations.”