Over the months leading up to last week’s mayoral election, a question circulated among some, or even many, Jewish voters in Toronto: does Olivia Chow have their backs?
The question was largely rhetorical, informed by a widespread whisper campaign that she had chosen the wrong side in the unresolvable fight about whether or not there’s an equal sign between anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism.
The Star’s contributors are hallucinatory. Toronto lives for “Palestine”.
