UWI founder Michael Gerbitz met with former world leaders who were proud to shower praises on the Jewish people and State of Israel.

Stephen Harper, the former Canadian prime minister, asks why supporting Israel is so controversial.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has retracted a ban on Israeli wines produced in Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights.

Canada's lawmakers banned together to condemn and reject the anti-Israel boycott movement for its anti-Semitic, discriminatory and intolerant conduct.

The newly elected Canadian leader said he plans to continue his country's excellent relationship with Israel and to work together on issues of concern to both nations.

Stephen Harper’s unwavering support for Israel was not the critical factor determining Jewish community votes, Kent said, noting that many high-profile Jews voted Liberal.

The greatest issue of the day facing Canadians is security and the war against Radical Islam. It is hoped that the newly elected leader will continue defending Israel for the sake of his own country.

Oh Canada, our home and native land, is the first line of the Canadian national anthem. Canada, what is happening to you?

Canada is reeling from two terror attacks within three days carried out by Radical Islamists. Prime Minister Harper declared: "Canada will never be intimidated."

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper brought forward a motion on Canada's contribution, in coordination with its allies, to fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) to the House of Commmons.

Canada is making good on its prime minister’s promise to Israel: “Through fire and water, Canada will stand with you.”

Threatened with economic sanctions by anti-Israel Arab and Islamic leaders, Australia backtracked on its opposition to the term 'Occupied East Jerusalem.'

The Australian government refuses to label east Jerusalem as “occupied territory,” signaling the current government’s pro-Israel policy.