A good education? The anti-Semitic event, attended by hundreds in the Greater Toronto Area, was initiated by Arab-Canadian high school students.
B’nai Brith Canada has filed a hate-crimes complaint with Peel Regional Police after protesters chanted hateful anti-Semitic slogans at an anti-Israel protest just west of Toronto.
Last Saturday, about 100 protesters gathered at Celebration Square in downtown Mississauga, ostensibly to condemn Israel’s potential extension of sovereignty to communities east of the Green Line, the human rights organization said.
A video of the Mississauga rally, first exposed by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, shows attendees chanting in Arabic: “Palestine is our country, and the Jews are our dogs!”
Nope, not Lebanon.
Not Syria.
Not even Iran.This. Is. Canada. 2020.
Canadian citizens are calling #Jews dogs out in the open while protesting #Palestinian rights. pic.twitter.com/aPUNnO2XXf
— StopAntisemitism.org (@StopAntisemites) July 8, 2020