The Israeli military has told all residents of Gaza City to evacuate south to the central Gaza Strip, amid an intensified offensive there.
Leaflets dropped by aircraft instruct “everyone in Gaza City” to leave what is described as a “dangerous combat zone” via designated safe routes – marked as two roads that lead to shelters in Deir al-Balah and al-Zawaida.
The UN has said it is deeply concerned about the evacuation orders being given.
McGill University announced the closure of its downtown campus Wednesday morning for a dismantling operation of the pro-Palestinian encampment that was set up more than 10 weeks ago.
In a statement on its website, McGill said the university has been subject to “ongoing and escalating acts of violence and vandalism associated with the encampment” and said the site poses health and safety risks.
McGill University is about to get cleared.#montreal #mcgill #news #worldnews #canada pic.twitter.com/5SU0OHtaqJ
— deestrux (@Deestrux) July 10, 2024
This election showed how urgent it is that we fight back to preserve our civic and democratic values
The intimidation started on the streets. On October 7, as Jewish families were being butchered by Hamas terrorists, Islamists celebrated in London. They danced with joy and flew Palestinian flags from car windows. A large group cheered and set off fireworks. No Jew could feel entirely safe anywhere near these celebrations of a racist massacre.
The Montreal and Quebec governments and police have left the university to its own devices and hold it to a perplexing double standard regarding the pro-Palestinian camp on its grounds. Why?
Last week, the shiny glass headquarters of the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec were splashed with red paint.
Although protesters denied it, it was widely assumed that the vandalism was connected to the pro-Palestinian encampment that had taken root across the street two weeks earlier, demanding that the Caisse divest from some $14 billion in holdings that protesters say could be supporting Israel’s war in Gaza.
Muslims openly call today for a pan-Islamic embrace of shari’a and the return to the dhimma and the jizya. This plan excludes Blacks, LGBT, Christians and of course, Jews.
Boy, have we done a great job educating the last few generations. DEI, CRT, woke progressivism.
Now we have Queers for Palestine. It takes a certain kinda stupidity to be Queer for Palestine.
‘There was crazy hysteria, and decisions started being made without verified information’: Documents and testimonies obtained by Haaretz reveal the Hannibal operational order, which directs the use of force to prevent soldiers being taken into captivity, was employed at three army facilities infiltrated by Hamas, potentially endangering civilians as well.
Understandable given the barbarism of the enemies they face.
I get the impression the author is tone deaf. But please do read his article.
He defends the ADL, which has morphed into a Democrat party anti-white hate group that aspires to out do the odious SPLC.
Never specifically mentions Islam.
Appeals for the application of the principles of DEI to set things right in effect leaving Whites, the primary target of that hateful ideology, to enjoy their continued persecution.
Quotes Trudeau which is bad enough in itself to write off the entire article especially given his kowtowing to the Islamist vote.
I am not sure what drives an article like this to be written.
I have seen online grassroots Pro-Israeli groups embrace Hindus in an alliance against Khalistani militants in Canada without concern that Christian persecution is rampant in India.
A recent antisemitic incident in Vancouver brought out complaints from prominent Jewish community members on Twitter that bystanders had done nothing to intervene against the Islamists. The opposite was said to be true by an individual who was on the ground and documented the incident.
The author is not alone being tone deaf.
I find myself in a state of disbelief at the off putting messaging.
In a surprise and controversial move, the Arab League, which has 22 member states, announced last month that it no longer classifies the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia in Lebanon as a terrorist organization. The announcement was made by Assistant Secretary-General of the Arab League, Hossam Zaki, who recently visited the Lebanese capital of Beirut.
Zaki explained that previous decisions of the Arab League to label Hezbollah a terrorist organization “led to cutting off communication with it.”
On June 30, Toronto’s annual Pride parade was brought to a standstill and then ended early when a small group of self-professed queer and trans activists, known as the Coalition Against Pinkwashing, held a pro-Palestine protest quite literally in the middle of the country’s largest Pride parade.
Protestors disrupt Pride Parade in Victoria – force route change #YYJ https://t.co/u4sCBFWJQS pic.twitter.com/HIGXwnWHN1
— Paul Haysom (@PaulHaysom) July 7, 2024
Following Labour’s victory in the UK general election on Thursday, antisemitic conspiracy theories about new Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s wife began to spread online.
Antisemites pointed to the Jewish faith of Victoria Starmer as evidence of a theory of broader conspiracy of Jews controlling the world through access to world leaders.
h/t MP
Hundreds of Jewish community members and supporters held a rally in downtown Toronto on Sunday afternoon to commemorate the nine months Israeli hostages have been held in captivity by Hamas.
They were to be joined by several organizations demonstrating outside Roy Thomson Hall, including the United Jewish Appeal (UJA) Federation of Greater Toronto, Stand with Us Canada and the Canadian Antisemitism Education Foundation (CAEF).
HAPPENING NOW: Toronto gathers to rally for the hostages — with their families.
“Today I will tell you stories of October 7 heroes — each more heroic than the other.”
Here’s some of Rami’s story. #BringThemAllHomeNOW pic.twitter.com/pFexhDg4MA
— dahlia kurtz ✡︎ דליה קורץ (@DahliaKurtz) July 7, 2024
Jess Phillips reveals the moral cowardice of the elites
A rabbi rounded on by a mob and denounced as a ‘snake’. An election candidate hounded off the streets by people calling him a ‘Zionist devil’. Young female leafleteers harassed by older men bellowing ‘genocide’ in their faces. Voters told they will face the wrath of God if they make the wrong decision in the polling station. Tyres slashed, campaign offices daubed with the deathly slur, ‘Zionist child killer’, in blood-red paint. Where did these sectarian obscenities occur? Iran, perhaps? Turkey? Actually, it was right here, in Britain, in 2024, during the General Election.
When the circus finally arrived, it offered the usual attractions. The old rituals were a comfort. John Curtice, the swing-o-meter, Laura Kuenssberg and Jeremy Vine performed the familiar motions, not to mention the irrepressible Count Binface.
But while the Labour celebrations and the Tory misery felt routine – even after we had grown used to them in opposite roles – under cover of darkness, a shocking new act crept into the tent.
An insurgent force has entered British politics. The Muslim Vote had no rosette and advanced no meaningful manifesto beyond a set of deeply sectarian principles. It stood candidates tactically, and owed their allegiances purely to religious and ethnic interests.
There is rising Holocaust skepticism in Canada, especially among young people, according to a new national poll.
The new poll, which was conducted by Leger for the Association for Canadian Studies, comes amidst rising rates of antisemitism in Canada following the October 7 terrorist attack on Israel and the nation’s subsequent war against Hamas.
Ontario Superior Court Judge Markus Koehnen granted the University of Toronto’s request for an injunction authorizing police enforcement of the university’s demand that the anti-Israel encampment on its campus be removed. Although the university had complained of antisemitic signs and slogans and verbal abuse and intimidation, the judge rejected these claims and obtusely construed the case as one that pitted the university’s claim that the encampment was a form of unlawful trespass, against the claim of the occupiers, an informal coalition of anti-Israel and other protest groups, that what they were doing constituted a legitimate exercise of their constitutional right to freedom of expression.
