“Oct 7 2023”

When Toronto has Jewish businesses being vandalized or targeted with a boycott, it’s clear these protesters have gone too far.

But how far will Toronto let this go?

The police do not have control of the streets.

Nothing is stopping the Hamassholes from going ape if they choose to.

Toronto – October 21 – Additional footage as protestors affiliated with "Toronto4Palestine" swarm outside of Cafe Landwer and demand to boycott the "Zionist Cafe". Protestors have posted pictures targeting staff working at the cafe 1/2 #Antisemitism pic.twitter.com/9iCWSgSekQ

— Documenting Antisemitism (@AntisemitismCA) October 22, 2023

Is it expecting too much to hope that our prime minister and foreign affairs minister will act in a fair, principled and impartial manner? The answer, unfortunately, appears to be yes.

Perhaps Justin Trudeau is hobbled by his caucus, his own beliefs, or an inability to move as quickly as world events warrant, but the evidence is mounting that he is clearly motivated by an anti-Israel bias.

Thousands of anti-Israel protesters sparked mayhem across Brooklyn streets Saturday night, clashing with NYPD officers after being repeatedly told to disperse.

The New York Post reports the “Flood Brooklyn for Palestine” demonstration quickly dissolved into chaos at sunset, with protesters shutting down traffic through Bay Ridge, screaming at NYPD officers and lighting small fires in the middle of the roadways.

OTTAWA — Canada’s minister of foreign affairs and the minister of international development are in Cairo today and tomorrow to take part in what is being dubbed the “Cairo Peace Summit.”

In an early morning statement, Melanie Joly and Ahmed Hussen say they will meet with their counterparts and foreign officials. It adds that they will also reiterate Canada’s unequivocal condemnation of the terror attack by Hamas two weeks ago, while highlighting Canada’s concerns over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza.

In other words they’ll be Wishy one minute and Washy the next.

There are times when you wonder how history happened. And other times when you realise how it did. The past two weeks have been one such time.

The inconsistencies, naturally, have been legion. People who label everything as aggression, including microaggressions, who believe that speech is violence and that misgendering a trans person is ‘literal genocide’, are the same people who have spent the past fortnight with nothing to say, or have adopted an ‘it’s complicated’ stance, when Jews are slaughtered in their hundreds.

I expect a Gaza invasion will result in some very large Hamas support rallies in Toronto.

The latest Islamic attack conducted by Hamas was not about the politics surrounding the Gaza Strip. It wasn’t even about Israel; those are just the two most recent excuses for a bloodletting that, in the eyes of extremists, is not only justified but obligatory.

More on the Drugged Up Hamasphrodites …

h/t DG

Thousands of supporters attending a demonstration against Israel’s bombing of Gaza blocked downtown streets and nearly marched onto the Gardiner Expwy. on Saturday.

Chaotic and tense scene as Palestinian protestors are attempting to breach the Police line to get onto the Gardiner Expressway in Toronto. pic.twitter.com/Xwkfl8oqOG

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— Rowan Thee Stallion 🏇 (@canmericanized) October 21, 2023

Only the Tamils got away with shutting down the Gardiner this way previously … Oddly the Tamil Tigers were backed into a corner much like Gaza and steamrolled out of existence. Will history repeat?

RAMALLAH, West Bank, Oct 22 (Reuters) – Israeli aircraft struck a compound beneath a mosque in the occupied West Bank early on Sunday that the military said was being used by militants to organise attacks, and Palestinian medics said at least one person was killed.

The Israeli air strike is at least the second in recent days to hit the West Bank, where violence has surged since Hamas gunmen from Gaza carried out a deadly Oct. 7 rampage in Israel.

ICYMI:

Last night a joint IDF and Shin Bet raid foiled a terrorist plot by Hamas and PIJ. The Israeli raid targeted the Al-Ansar mosque in the West Bank city of Jenin. IDF said the mosque was being used by Hamas and PIJ to plot and execute terrorist attacks and the cell was… pic.twitter.com/ZAsEs6xqzA

— FJ (@Natsecjeff) October 22, 2023

With many family members living in Israel, the current Israel-Hamas war weighs heavily on the mind of Toronto teen Lior Markus. “I think about it — literally — constantly,” the Grade 11 student said.

Over the past two weeks, he expected some mention of the situation at school — an acknowledgement during morning announcements, maybe, or one of his teachers touching on the subject during law class or sociology.

The 16-year-old said he’s shocked that talk of the ongoing violence has pretty much been only among students themselves: at a Jewish heritage club meeting he attended and in casual chats with Jewish and non-Jewish classmates.

Dave Chappelle weighed in on the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas during a recent standup gig in Boston, The Wall Street Journal reports. On stage at the TD Garden, the comedian condemned the attacks by the militant group on Israel before questioning the country’s own increasingly severe retaliations, proclaiming, “two wrongs don’t make a right.”

According to two people who attended the show, Chappelle criticized the Israeli government for cutting off water and electricity to civilians in the Gaza Strip and accused it of “killing innocent women and children” with American taxpayer dollars “while the whole world sits silently and watches.” At one point, a heckler shouted for the comedian to shut up, but after doubling down, other audience members cheered for Chappelle and broke into a chant of “Free Palestine.”

“You’re damn right, Free Palestine,” Chappelle reportedly responded, before discussing his Muslim faith.