Glenn Beck is coming to Toronto. He is being hosted by Chabad. It should be an excellent evening. He recently spoke and lead a rally in Israel.
We are living in very interesting times. I feel from my soul, that G-d, for reasons that we can’t understand, has chosen our generation to witness miracles. There are six million Jews living in Israel now–that is a miracle. Think about it. The number of six million Jews in Israel under scores the resolve of the Jewish People to proclaim through the most positive Torah Commandment–NEVER AGAIN. And it is a blessing when good and decent people such as Glenn Beckvisit Israel and loudly proclaims support for Israel. However, not all people are happy that Glenn Beck is coming to Toronto.
In fact, Warren Kinsellahas written a blog post against Glenn Beck. Warren Kinsellarefers to Glenn Beck as an anti semite mainly because he bashes George Soros. For the record, George Soros is an Israel hater. He funds anti Israel groups. I sent the following comment to Warren’s blog and I hope he posts it.
Meir Weinstein says: Your comment is awaiting moderation.
May 24, 2012 at 7:23 pm
Warren, I looked into your links. Most of your links refer to George Soros. My father was a Holocaust Survivor and he hated anti Israel self haters like George Soros. Why would you go to bat for George Soros?
We will have a booth with information, JDL T-shirts and JDL buttons.
Sunday June 3, 2012 York Hill Park in Thornhill Clark Ave & Atkinson 11:00 to 6:00 pm
The possible return of Omar Khadrto Canada should concern the Jewish community. His supporters are anti Israel and attempt to declassify Hamas as a Terror group.
The leaders of Pride Toronto told NOW Magazine the following:
Pride co-chair Francisco Alvarez says he has no intention of barring QuAIA however, and that any complaints against the activist group will be handled through a dispute resolution process Pride established last year.
“We are not going to take the position of censoring a community group,” Alvarez told NOW. “That’s why this whole process was established.”
Under the dispute resolution protocol, which has never been used, complaints against a participating group would go to a panel of roughly 10 volunteer legal experts, who would then render a binding decision.
While he says it would ultimately be up to the panel to decide, Alvarez believes that QuAIA is not discriminatory and is being unfairly singled out.
“QuAIA has every right to be there as far as I’m concerned, just as every group has a right to exist in a free society,” he said. “Other groups with different [controversial] messages are marching in the parade and nobody is asking them to withdraw. There’s a lobby group that doesn’t want any criticism of Israel.”
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