Nazih Khatatba is the Editor in chief of Meshwar newspaper based in Mississauga, Ontario defends controversial student project accusing Israel of performing experiments on Palestinian prisoners.
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CD4HR posts cartoon portraying IDF meat grinding Palestinian children
Canadian Defenders For Human Rights posts a cartoon portraying IDF meat grinding Palestinian children.
U of T students share article about Israel testing medicines on Palestinian prisoners
Students Against Israeli Apartheid (SAIA) at the University of Toronto shared on its Facebook page an article titled: “Committee: Israel testing medicines on Palestinian prisoners.”
CIJA: PDSB to train staff on antisemitism in response to “blood libel” in high school
CIJA condemns calls student project at Stephen Lewis Secondary School in Peel an antisemitic blood libels against Israelis.
Jeffrey Brown: “There is nothing Jewish about Never Again Canada”
Jeffrey Brown, a community security volunteer in Thornhill who is involved in interfaith initiatives, says that “there is nothing Jewish about Never Again Canada” Facebook page.
Suzanne Weiss calls Ilahan Omar and Rashida Tlaib inspiring “courageous women”
Suzanne Weiss, a member of Independent Jewish Voices Canada, calls Ilahan Omar and Rashida Tlaib inspiring “courageous women”
Bernie Farber says Mississauga student project was a “serious act of antisemitism”
Bernie Farber, the Chair the Canadian AntiHate Network, says Mississauga student project was a “serious act of antisemitism.”
Members of Independent Jewish Voices Canada support Ilhan Omar
Members of Independent Jewish Voices Canada express their support of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar
Canadian Islamic group says antisemitism exists among Muslims
The Islamic Organization of North America Canada (IONA) admits existence of anti-Semitism among contemporary Muslims claiming , it is a product of specific political events of the twentieth century, i.e., the Israel-Palestine issue.
PDSB: Student project at Mississauga school was “antisemitic”
The Peel district School Board determined that the controversial student project at Stephen Lewis Secondary School in Mississauga, Ontario was indeed antisemitic.