“Oct 7 2023”

An imam who compared the October 7 attacks to Jews breaking out of concentration camps during the Second World War has been reported to the police for alleged hate speech.

West Yorkshire police confirmed it was making inquiries into comments by Sheikh Jaffer Ladak, the imam of the Baab-Ul-Ilm Centre in Leeds.

A debate in the Dutch Parliament in The Hague was disrupted on Tuesday by rowdy pro-Palestinian activists protesting the Israeli Defense Force’s actions in the Gaza strip.

Shortly after the activists were promptly escorted out, some 25 fellow protesters initiated a sit-in at the parliament’s visitor’s hall. They chanted slogans, including “Free Palestine,” “Ceasefire now,” and “shame on [outgoing Prime Minister Mark] Rutte, blood on your hands.” Most disturbingly, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” was chanted—which calls for the eradication of the Jews and the abolition of Israel as a nation.

Europe is simply dealing with its own cultural issues by projecting them onto the current conflict in the Middle East.

The conflict between Israel and Hamas following the latter’s 7 October 2023 terror attack has caused uproar and reaction in Europe. Antisemitism is clearly on the rise particularly among left-wing progressives, while a strong pro-Israel force is defending the Jewish state and fighting the recent surge of antisemitism.

The conflict between Jews and Muslims is indeed steeped in antisemitism; however, in Europe, this term is now used to hide a deeper culture war. On the one hand, it simply conceals a more fundamental anti-Western cultural revolution, and on the other it allows for a newfound national and European courage to mask itself as a progressive crusade against a new Holocaust.

Anyone who knows the history of Jew hatred knows that while it starts with the Jews, it never ends with them.

Today, in Canada, in 2024, you can be accosted and roughed up by what are laughably called “pro-Palestinian” demonstrators, for attending a political event, skating at city hall, shopping in a mall, buying a book at a bookstore, eating lunch at a restaurant, attending university or a municipal council meeting, or living in a “Zionest-infested area.”

I should have written this years ago while the idea was still fresh and I was still young. I think of it now because times are tough for me and my people, and so rather than give in to despair, the better choice is to think back and remember one of the best days you ever had – and that would be Montreal, when the State of Israel’s First Chief Rabbi, Rav Yitzchak haLevi Herzog came to visit.

It was a tremendous event…and for us kids enrolled in Yeshivas Merkaz HaTorah, it was like a Shofar blast from Sinai.

Pro-Palestinian protests have turned parts of London into “no-go” areas for Jewish people, Suella Braverman claimed as she urged Rishi Sunak to introduce emergency laws to tackle extremism.

Mrs Braverman said Mr Sunak needed to replace his words with action by giving powers to ministers so they could prevent protests from going ahead.

We aren’t London … yet.

They are in charge in Toronto and they know it.

If Hamas supporters don’t want you to have your event, they will threaten, impede or physically stop it and there is nothing you can do about it.

York Centre Federal Liberal Association enjoys some of the vibrant diversity they forced down the throats of Canadians with the Liberal Party’s harmful mass immigration policy https://t.co/BG7TAdyDvQ

— Fancypants Maloney (@fancypants_s) March 6, 2024

To be honest I am fine with the Liberals being run to ground by their erstwhile allies.

If you support mass immigration, diversity, multiculturalism, DEI and CRT then you are my enemy.

Violence and the threat of violence has long been a tactic of the Liberal-Left to silence views they don’t like, recall Ann Coulter’s tour.

It seems the TPS have been given a hands off order, I expect Ottawa’s police have received the same instructions.

Join us on Mar 9 to create history, as we journey to Ottawa to call for an end to Canada’s complicity in what promises to be the largest National March for Palestine ever. We have organised buses for affordable transit from Toronto, Hamilton, Mississauga and Scarborough. You can… pic.twitter.com/S10SgRu38X

— Toronto4Palestine (@Toronto4P) March 6, 2024

In another example of Jews being targeted on Canadian university campuses, an Ontario art student said her campus has become a hotbed of antisemitism, including a graffiti wall being used for death threats and promoting violence against Jews, with administrators slow to react.

Samantha Kline, 22, a fifth-year student at the Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD), said that after the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attacks against Israel antisemitic graffiti began appearing in the school’s “yellow staircase” an open space for students to doodle and express themselves.