Canada's Bias Against Israel

"We will not have any form of arms, or parts of arms, be sent to Gaza. Period."

"How they're being sent and where they're being sent is irrelevant."

Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly

 

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is on record stating on more than one occasion that Israel has the "right to defend itself", in the wake of the Palestinian terrorist invasion of southern Israel on October 7 when thousands of Hamas operatives and those of other terrorist Palestinian groups crossed the border from Gaza into Israel to begin a day of mass rape, destruction, mutilation, and murder that resulted in the deaths of 1,200 Israeli citizens. Capping off a day of sadistic savagery that Hamas operatives themselves while in the throes of bloodlust videoed for posterity.

 

Throughout the world masses of Arab and Muslim and non-Muslim sympathizers have celebrated the massacre as an event whose time had come, lauding the 'courage' of Palestinian terrorists in defying Israel's efforts to convince them that continued violence will gain them nothing. Not only have these pro-Hamas demonstrations continued to roil democratic nations with continued Jew-threatening menace, as have clandestine acts of violence against synagogues, Jewish centres and parochial schools, but governments fearing the actions of large contingents of Muslims that have infiltrated their nations, fail to stop the social carnage and to protect their Jewish populations.

 

Canada is a case in point, where the federal government appears to be content with raucous, racist mobs marching through the streets, through shopping centres, through municipal offices and school districts calling on those in authority to give their uncritical support to Palestinians and Hamas, while decrying the presence of Jews, chanting for another 'final solution', a return to 'Europe' for Jews, and generally threatening their place in  civilized society.

 

Deutsche Welle journalist Ayman Al Aloul discusses how he was intimidated in Eyeless in Gaza. Photo: Screenshot

 

They've succeeded to an astonishing degree; populations of non-Jews are loathe to become involved and few are willing to publicly decry the chaos brought by the new, loud and proud antisemitism that has arisen, from government departments to private industry to academia and unions. No lethal military equipment permits have been issued by Canada to Israel since this Liberal Trudeau government has taken the seat of government in Parliament.

The Liberal Party caucus itself hosts a large anti-Israel contingent, and their influence has been instrumental in the government having banned all non-lethal military exports to Israel that include night vision goggles and light armoured vehicles. As an extension of Melanie Joly's statement refusing to export any munitions that might end up in Israel, explosive mortar cartridges manufactured by General Dynamics in Quebec cannot be sent to the United States, flouting longstanding treaties and military cooperation.

 

It seems that the "genocide" committed by Israel in Gaza, farcical as it is, is taken seriously by the Canadian government, despite that it is Hamas that deliberately places its own population in harm's way, using statistics of those killed during the war in Gaza to manipulate the heartstrings of the West which then turns its accusations on Israel, not where it belongs, on Gaza's immorally dangerous terrorist-prone leadership. That Hamas embeds itself routinely in crowded civilian areas, places its weapons depots and its command posts alongside hospitals, schools, mosques and UN buildings is somehow overlooked.

The war of defense that Israel has been forced to commit to, is one that when it occurs with other nations is supported by their fellow democracies, but not, it seems, in Israel's case. Canada's Trudeau and Joly were quick to condemn Israel's military for events that they were not responsible for; accusing Israel of causing an explosion at a hospital that had actually been hit by a misfired Palestinian rocket.

Joly's department stated that "Canada condemns the Israeli strike that killed Palestinian civilians sheltering at a school in Gaza, including children". Yet another spurious accusation that fails to stand scrutiny since evidence demonstrated no strike occurred on a school, let alone a nearby mosque; rather part of the complex where Hamas was positioned was the target and was where the strike occurred.

With Foreign Affairs Minister Joly accepting versions of events put forward by terrorist groups in favour of those corrected realities explained by the Israeli government, she is placing herself and the country she represents in the good books of a terrorist organization that not only targets Jews/Israelis for mass murder, but finds it convenient for public relations reasons to place Palestinian citizens in harm's way when their death numbers can be cited to elicit condemnation from countries that should be allies of Israel.

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