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They absolutely do.
And so do her Jewish and Israeli constituents in Edmonton.
And, take it from me as somebody with said relatives in her riding, they don't only feel like she doesn't unequivocally stand against antisemitism, but that she actively and proudly foments it.
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If you systemically apply a litmus test to “Zionists”, you’ve just paved the way for the same done to other groups. Systemic discrimination breeds systemic discrimination.
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The UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, who has been in position for more than 4 years, today openly apologised that she did not even know the meaning of the word antisemitism before yesterday.
No that is not an exaggeration.
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Hamas planned coordinated terrorist attacks in Berlin and Vienna to mark the second anniversary of the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel, according to a 214-page indictment filed by Germany’s federal prosecutor.
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Hamas fighter Ahed Abu Youssef was featured in a recent martyr video booby-trapping a Gaza apartment wearing a Nike hat & jeans. If you want to understand why much of Gaza was destroyed this is why. IDF soldiers were not going to walk into 1000s of homes rigged to kill them.
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The bigotry that appears in the replies to this story shows why commemorating the history of the Purge is so important. Lives were ruined by the actions of the federal government. This monument will ensure we remember the sacrifices of so many people. Thank you @MDouglas_YYZ
National monument marking LGBTQ+ persecution opens this morning in Ottawa ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
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Nobody owes you a single thing.
Hasan Piker and his fanbase are relentlessly brutal towards anyone they have the slightest disagreement with. Piker will mock, smear, defame and ruthlessly target his ideological adversaries.
He deserves the same level of sympathy and support he gives everyone else: zero.
✨ @hasanthehun's message to @TheDemocrats: "I know we don't always see eye to eye on a lot of stuff, but you have to literally, at some point, I know you don't want to do this, defend me. Not because you love what I have to say, not because I'm part of this coalition, even though I am, whether you like it or not, but you are going to inevitably have to say, 'this is a ridiculous that we're having because the real conversation Republicans don't want to have is the cost of living crisis.' That requires you to basically to take the L a little bit and maybe be a bit more honest about how I'm not this dangerous, toxic radical force."
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Some of the best years of my life as a journalist were at @NYMag. So the current cover package on Arab and Muslim New York, a package that couldn’t find a way to celebrate one part of the city without also denigrating and erasing another, made me too sad to comment. Why bother anymore. But this @elikowaz response got it just right. open.substack.com/pub/kowaz/…
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Daniela Bonamico attended and led weekly demonstrations in a Jewish neighbourhood. She repeatedly made violent threats and endorsed Hamas. She was interviewed by CBC (etc.) after joining the Gaza Flotilla.
She has now been charged with hate crimes.
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It's pretty crappy when a customer service rep uses incorrect technical info to upsell a senior citizen who called for technical help (rather than actually helping them) the way someone at @FrontierCorp just did to my mother-in-law.
This is why service providers have a bad rep.
Oh what I’d give to be a fly on the wall in @AIPAC internal meetings this week.
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Germany's intelligence chief just warned a closed Bundestag meeting.
The Muslim Brotherhood is infiltrating German political institutions. Strategic. Patient. Non-violent. Building relationships, influencing legislation, embedding through civic organisations funded by German taxpayers.
His most alarming finding: left-wing parties are the most vulnerable.
The SPD. The Greens. The Left Party. "More open and susceptible" due to what he called "a poorly understood concept of tolerance."
A German political scientist confirmed it in blunter terms. Left-wing allies "possess no argumentative resistance to the Brotherhood. They are discursively co-opted and subordinate themselves."
The Brotherhood does not confront the left.
It cultivates it.
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Replying to @nccm
The definition of anti-Palestinian racism that considers Jewish self determination - Zionism- as “racist” is deeply problematic and inherently discriminatory itself.
The statement also says “The decision was taken further to an assessment of the safety and security of UNRWA operations in Gaza.”
That phrase certainly does seem to support the general claim.
No, the statement from UNRWA explicitly states that "the dismissal of the staff is not part of a disciplinary process and does not constitute in any way a validation of the claims made against them."
CIJA is deliberately misrepresenting this story in order to demonize and defund the most important humanitarian organization in Gaza, as Israel deliberately starves the Palestinian people and deprives them of the means of survival.
Canada is right to support UNRWA and other humanitarian orgs in the face of the grotesque, genocidal attacks against them.
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¹ Thanks to the work of @bandlersbanter, @AshleyRindsberg, @EllaTravelsLove and @shlomitlir, there's growing awareness of coordinated ideological takeover of Wikipedia's Israel/Palestine coverage after Oct. 7
So I decided to measure its extent and the results are extraordinary🧵
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Something is deeply shocking me, some people who call themselves “human rights activists” speak endlessly about Palestinian rights, yet won’t utter a single word about Hamas’s brutality against Palestinians. Not just silence, they actively cover for it.
Spare us the hypocrisy.
Yet somehow only Jewish groups and institutions are targeted when people come after Zionists.
It’s a fascinating distinction - almost as fascinating as the fact that antizionists never notice it.
Replying to @Fleischmarket @ariellakimmel
There are FAR MORE Christian zionists in Canada and the US than there are Jewish zionists. Did you know that? I know that because as a kid I had to dis-indoctrinate (is that a word?) myself from Christian end-times zionism. It was pretty brutal. Literally brutal.
Without diminishing the actual issues of extremist violence, this thread raises interesting & concerning questions that monitoring orgs outside Israel may be seriously over-reporting instances of settler violence in the WB.
You can’t make this stuff up: the EU is sanctioning the critic of its evidentiary methodology in issuing sanctions! The same sanctions apparatus whose evidentiary basis Regavim’s reporting and research has rigorously critiqued is now being turned on Regavim and its founder. This is outrageous, no matter where one sits on the political spectrum.
France’s foreign minister Jean-Noël Barrot characterized the targets as “the main Israeli organizations guilty of supporting the extremist and violent colonization of the West Bank” but that politically charged accusation elides the fact that Regavim has done nothing more than credible research on the way manipulated data is being systematically weaponized against peaceful Israelis on government land.
Last year, Regavim exposed the scale of the distortion in collected data. Of the thousands of incidents OCHA classified as “settler violence” against Palestinians between 2016 and 2023, it found over 98% of the alleged violence were not acts of civilian settler violence at all.
Most involved clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces including during terror attacks; incidents include peaceful, lawful guided visits to the Temple Mount logged as ‘Storming Al-Aqsa’; misclassified events like road-paving, electrical pole installation and 19% of complaints in Judea & Samaria related to tourists or hikers being present on land, with no assault or property damage reported; outright fabricated records.
Crucially, OCHA states that it requires two independent, reliable sources before logging an incident of “settler violence” against Palestinians.
What counts as “two sources”?
Apparently, the Palestinian who reports the incident and the Palestinian Authority body that intakes the report -- obviously not two independent sources, it’s one source and its receipt. The Palestinian Authority District Coordination Office isn’t independently witnessing or corroborating anything, it is merely transcribing the same person’s account. OCHA calls it two sources without considering the valuation work or threshold for the PA to log an incident. That’s word play in a serious report with far reaching implications, not verification.
Sanctions law in the United States, both the Biden-era Executive Order 14115 framework and its analogues in EU Council decisions, requires evidentiary support for designations of specific individuals. “OCHA reporting” was relied upon by State Department, Treasury, and counterpart European agencies as evidentiary.
Regavim proved “settler violence” warrants serious analytical attention as a category. UN OCHA reports informing US and EU sanctions decisions are demonstrably methodologically flawed. Now the EU is sanctioning the same research group, that uncovered the data corruption underpinning the EU sanctions regime!
Importantly, the IDF and Shin Bet’s own internal numbers, released in January, record 1,720 nationalist-motivated incidents by Israelis against Palestinians since October 7, 2023. Last year alone, the defense establishment documented 845 such incidents, in which four Palestinians were killed and 200 injured -- a 25 percent increase over the 675 incidents recorded in 2024.
Shin Bet attributes most of the violence to roughly 300 extremists, about 70 of whom it considers the “hardcore” responsible for the most severe attacks.
So the problem is real, being condemned in Israeli media, being tracked by Israeli authorities and prosecuted. But it is much more marginal than is widely reported and the involvement of international EU sanctions is unwarranted when compared, for instance, with Italy’s extensive human rights abuse record against the Roma where no sanctions have been imposed.
Regavim, False Flags and Real Agendas: “Settler Violence” – A Modern Blood Libel (June 2025, 125 pp.), authored by Yona Admoni (Coblenz) and Moriah Michaeli. PDF is hosted directly on Regavim’s site: regavim.org/wp-content/uploa…
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If you read The Jerusalem Post you'll know that a pro-regime man from Richmond Hill, Ontario is charged with ramming his car into other vehicles at a Free Iran demonstration yesterday.
If you read the Toronto Star, you won't. jpost.com/international/arti…
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𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐚𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐲’𝐬 𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧—𝐡𝐚𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐝? Canada's Jewish leaders have urged more protection: seeking $100 million for security in Tuesday's economic update. New laws have been introduced–but many say enforcement is still missing. @bnaibrithcanada's #antisemitism audit drops today, likely giving ample evidence that 🇨🇦 Jews remain targets. @thecjn's "North Star" political panel insiders @danjmader @ntepperman & @DavidBirnbaum1 put Carney's first year in Parliament under the microscope. 🎙️thecjn.ca/news/after-a-year-… #canpoli #Canada























