But consider the source. Canada's been in the news lately because Trudeau has been keeping secret the names of 900 Nazis who came to Canada after WW2, and "outraged Jewish groups call his decision ‘disgraceful,’ a dishonor to Holocaust victims and survivors."
And in England, November is actually "Islamophobia Awareness Month". Is there a "Holocaust Awareness Month" or "Neverending-Antisemitism Month" anywhere, or a month dedicated to October 7 victims? I didn't think so.
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From the National Post (Canada), 11/12/24
'Hamas is applauding': Mississauga mayor urged to stop vigil for terror leader Yahya Sinwar
A flyer for the event, which was shared on social media, used the slogan, 'Lest we forget our heroes,' and red poppies on top of a black and white photo of the architect of October 7
"The flyer, which was shared on social media, used the slogan, “Lest we forget our heroes,” and red poppies — a national symbol of remembrance for Canadian military veterans.
"Sinwar was killed by Israeli forces in October and is widely viewed as the architect behind the October 7 massacres in Israel.
"On Monday evening, following the backlash to her initial statement, Parrish said in an X post that she had concluded that the event is not real, however, the organizer of the event, Canadian Defenders 4 Human Rights (CD4HR), has maintained in social media posts that the vigil will continue as scheduled.
“Consulted a network of Muslim organizations, serious partners in many activities of our city,” Parrish wrote in a public statement. “I asked them to track down the anonymous notice for a vigil at City Hall. No organization exists. No vigil is planned.” She posted a letter from the Muslim Council of Peel, which said that the event “is not associated with any legitimate organization in Mississauga.”
"The letter attached to Parrish’s statement from the Muslim Council of Peel, a local group, denounced “this attack on the mayor,” arguing it “serves only to distract from the genocide and humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where thousands of civilians, including women and children, have lost their lives.” The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) took issue with the mayor circulating a letter that calls Israel’s war on Hamas a “genocide.”
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