Senior Director Policy & Advocacy @CanadianFSWC. Alum of #Princeton & #McGill. #AmYisraelChai🇨🇦🇮🇱 Opinions = mine.
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Jewish women 80 years apart holding their children tight in the face of raw evil. I thought we said Never Again? Did we mean it or not?
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Two Palestinian terrorists opened fire on Israelis.
Meanwhile, Canada's state broadcaster.
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CBC deliberately inverted the story
They opened with: “Israel has closed off the West Bank after Israeli soldiers shot and killed two Palestinians near Hebron.”
The actual sequence—that two armed men from Hebron drove up, got out of the car, and opened fire on the checkpoint, triggering a 20-minute gun battle in which the attackers were killed—was buried nearly two and a half minutes in. Only then did viewers learn about the large quantity of weapons and ammunition, Israeli officials saying the pair were planning a major attack on civilians, and Hamas praising the “high-impact operation” while calling for more violence.
BBC, CNN, The Washington Post, and The Times of Israel all led with the attack itself. CBC chose not to.
This is not neutral sequencing. Leading with the Israeli response while delaying the fact that the dead men initiated a terrorist attack is a classic framing choice that makes the aggressors look like victims—days before Israel’s election @brodiefenlon
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A clear shift in rhetoric at a Montreal hate rally.
'Jews can stay in a liberated Palestine' used to be the party line. "We'll kick the Zios out" is now the chant.
90% of Israeli Jews are Zionists. This is a mob, calling for ethnic cleansing.
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BREAKING: The IDF announced that the last terrorist from the gang that kidnapped Shani Louk into Gaza has been eliminated.
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Terror plot ringleader of Jihadist group 'Toronto 18,' which planned to bomb several locations and storm government, granted full release because parole board says he's 'polite and quiet' trib.al/MUgjc18
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Being Jewish is like when someone is mad at you for something you did in a dream they had. 😵💫
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Canada is doomed.
Zakaria Amara plotted to detonate truck bombs across Toronto.
He was sentenced to life in prison.
Now he says he’s deradicalized and pinky swears he’ll behave.
And I kid you not, he’s been granted full parole.
#BREAKING: Ringleader of Toronto 18 terror plot no longer shows signs of extremism, granted full parole, board says cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…
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Judge finds youth guilty of 2 terror charges in connection with alleged plan to kill Jewish people in Ottawa cp24.com/news/canada/2026/10…
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I’m not Jewish. I’m Lebanese Arab. And till my last breath I’ll defend my Jewish Zionist brothers and sisters from lunatics like you.
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Yesterday, I found a chink in the armor of a pro-Palestinian antizionist march in downtown Boston. One, middle-aged woman (me) with an Israeli flag blew the march to pieces.
I wasn’t planning on leading a hate march with an Israeli flag. My friends had decided it was too dangerous for us as a group to do a counter demonstration against the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) at the steps of the Massachusetts State House in downtown Boston.
So I went by myself and for the first twenty minutes, I stood on the other side of their demonstration. The two hundred or so Fedayeen watermelon people scoffed at me. One spat on my shoes, many gave me the finger but mainly they laughed at me. I stood in front of ten apathetic Boston police officers.
But many Jews gave me the thumbs up and even some non-Jews clapped and took photos.
The marchers then proceeded down the main street of Boston, Beacon Street, with their loudspeakers, screaming “from the river to the sea” “Intifada Revolution, and “No to a Jewish state.”
It was then that I saw the chink in the armor, that is the American or let’s say the Bostonian obsession with the freedom to march, which the antizionists smartly exploit.
I realized that the Boston police would allow me to march directly in front of the terrorists with my Israeli flag.
The optics were fantastic. It looked like one brave Israeli woman, proudly holding her Israeli flag, was winning the battle against two hundred hated-filled terrorists behind her (I think the terrorists were completely stunned by my brazen act).
I fight in the style of the Hunger Games not The Matrix.
In Catching Fire, Wiress and Beetee realize the Quarter Quell arena is designed like a clock. Beetee uses the Capitol's own arena lightning trap to blow up the forcefield.
I single-handedly turned the anti-Israel march into a pro-Israel march. One person, by locating the chink in the armour.
Many Israelis came forward to ask me if I needed protection. Jews cheered me on and gave me a thumbs up.
And many non-Jews clapped on my behalf.
The non-Jewish Zionists, they were out there too. They watched me.
They were inspired by bravery and conviction.
Fight the way you know how. Find the chink in the armour.
Am Yisrael Chai🇮🇱🫶
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I just watched the roughly 45-minute footage of October 7th at a private screening in NYC. Here are my immediate thoughts minutes after watching it. 🧵
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I was in Gaza when I condemned October 7—and I paid a heavy price for saying so. During the war, Hamas subjected me to severe intimidation and attacks because I spoke openly against what happened.
I did not condemn October 7 from a distance or from safety; I condemned it from Gaza, while living through the consequences myself. My position has not changed. It comes from my conscience, my humanitarian principles, and my faith.
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“About two years ago, I started dating someone.
A few days in, she laid out a verbal agreement: a certain number of days each year, she would be with another partner.
We agreed on the days together in advance, and on those days I would need to let her be with him.
She loves him very much.
Honestly, I'd heard about him a few times, and we had even met in the past.
Even before I knew we'd be together under this agreement, I understood her completely.
You can't give up on a guy like that, he's the best there is. Salt of the earth.
On each of those days she goes to him, sits and talks with him, shares her life with him: her work, her successes and her struggles, and also our relationship.
They can sit for hours, talking about the future and the past, about everything they did together and everything she still wants to become.
And me? Well, I usually wait at home. I give her that; it's part of the agreement. Most of the time she's with me, and when she's with me, she's with me one hundred percent.
Every now and then, when we're together, I ask about him: about his career, about their relationship, what there is to learn from him, and how we're different.
Over these years, I've discovered that it doesn't bother me.
I love her, and she loves both of us. It all happens together, completely. One doesn't overshadow the other.
But sometimes I wonder what would have happened if he hadn't been killed. We never would have met. And I wonder whether I'm her blessing, but also part of her curse. Am I doing something wrong, or am I part of the healing?
And this too all lives together, and that's okay.
When we started dating, I told her that in this world, we're in it until the end. And when we go to the next world, I release her to go back to him and pick up where they left off.
And I love her, I love her very much. I love him too.
In memory of Major Benji Trakinsky, who fell in the battle to defend Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7 💔”
-Nevo Dan, translated from Hebrew.
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Three years ago today, an attempted genocide on the Jewish people took place. Rather than the world uniting with the Jews against a common enemy of humanity (Islamic terrorists), the West decided that Hamas (Gaza) was deserving of our full empathy and the Jews were the ones committing a "genocide." The inversion of reality is beyond what Orwell or Kafka could have imagined. The explosion of global Jew-hatred post October 7 highlights a very ugly reality: Scratch the surface and you quickly sink into the infinity pool of arguably the oldest hatred known to mankind.
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The world demonizes Israel 365 days a year.
Perhaps, for just one day—October 7th—the critics of Israel could take a vacation from their hysterical hatred of the world’s only Jewish State and find it within themselves to express condolences for the thousands of Israelis murdered, maimed, mutilated, raped, and abducted at the hands of Hamas.
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‘We know where this is all headed’: Jewish Canadians highlight antisemitic attacks on Oct. 7 anniversary cp24.com/news/canada/2026/10…
ALT ‘We know where this is all headed’: Jewish Canadians highlight antisemitic attacks on Oct. 7 anniversary
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Three years ago, the terrorist organisation Hamas perpetrated the worst attack against Jewish people since the Holocaust.
My statement:
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Three years ago today, the world changed.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists invaded Israel. They murdered more than 1,200 people, including children, and kidnapped hundreds more. The brutality of that day and the unimaginable loss inflicted on so many families will never be forgotten.
In 2024, I visited the Nova site. Standing among the memorials to so many young lives stolen that morning is something I will never forget.
Three years later, we remember those who were murdered and the families forever changed. We remember the courage of those who ran toward danger to save others. And we remember how quickly, even before Israel had buried its dead, hatred against Jews erupted around the world, including right here in Canada.
October 7 was the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. Three years later, its impact is still being felt in Israel and by Jewish communities everywhere.
Today, we remember the victims and stand with their families, the survivors and the people of Israel.
May the memory of all those murdered on October 7 forever be a blessing.
Am Yisrael Chai. 🇮🇱💙