Carney speaks at a Muslim Brotherhood function[/caption]While many Canadian Jews feel alone and unsupported because of increases in antisemitism, they may find it comforting to learn that many non-Jews, including a number with Muslim and Arabic backgrounds, are objecting strongly to some of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s questionable choices.
Take Canadian human-rights activists Yasmine Mohammed and Ashti Waissi, for instance.
This reminds me of some incidents involving the late Tarek Fatah, including this one: https://t.co/0uejLJecdK https://t.co/cs9wO3ioq5
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) June 14, 2026
