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🎶 Noam is getting ready to join us in Toronto for a live performance at Evening of Miracles, and we cannot wait to welcome him to the stage. 🎶

This year’s gala will honour Marika Glied in memory of Bill Glied z”l, celebrating their generosity, compassion and enduring friendship with the Israel Guide Dog Center.

Join us on Sunday, November 15 for an unforgettable evening of music, stories and life-changing impact.

Link in our bio for tickets.
#EveningOfMiracles #NoamBettan #IsraelGuideDogCenter

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Source unknown but source is greatly appreciated.

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The evil jew hating witch Samira Mohyeddin is at it again while she crews like a cow spewing her hatred and showing support for the terrorist sympathizing mayor Chow.

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Hey @wci_yrdsb , is it common practice for your teachers to provoke and create a hostile environment for their students?

Teachers are there to EDUCATE. Using classroom authority to push an anti-Israel political agenda or make Jewish students feel targeted is unacceptable.

Jewish and pro-Israel students deserve respect and a classroom free from intimidation. What are you doing to ensure that?

Bravo to these kids for standing up to this teacher! 👏
Credit: @honestreportingcanafa

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Mi amor 😍 #AqueHoraSalesPorElPan #ChiquitoBebe

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The evening just got even better. We’re thrilled to announce that TV design expert and advocate Shai DeLuca will be our emcee for the Evening of Miracles. @shaideluca will bring his signature warmth, energy and personality to the stage as we come together for an unforgettable evening celebrating extraordinary dogs, extraordinary people and the life-changing work of the Israel Guide Dog Center. Shai sits, facing the camera with a smile, on a backwards chair. The Evening of Miracles text is layered on top on the bottom left.

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I first me Jacqui last fall her and her husband Yaron when they came to speak at @dorsheiemet about their daughter and grandsons and told their story.

They are such warm and welcoming people. I instantly felt like we were family. When I told them that I was coming to Israel they told me to call them to get together.

When I got to Jerusalem that's exactly what I did and we met for lunch. What I never expected was that they paid for my lunch.

After everything they had been through, they still showed love and kindness. Their daughter deserves to never be forgotten.

"The terrorists being honoured are the same terrorists who murdered my daughter and kidnapped my grandchildren."

Three years ago, Jacqui Rivers Vital’s daughter, Adi Vital-Kaploun, was murdered by Hamas on October 7. Her two young sons were kidnapped, and one was shot in the foot.

Adi was a scholar whose life and work were cut short by terrorists.

Jacqui is also a University of Toronto alumna. It breaks her heart that three years later, pro-terror events “honouring the martyrs” of October 7 are being organized on Canadian university campuses.

Hear Jacqui’s message to Canadian institutions: Do better.

October 7 should be a day to remember the victims — not honour those who murdered them.
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The Left Was Never Right! 🎯🎯🎯

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THIS IS NOT “JUST CRITICISM OF ISRAEL.”

Montreal imam Adil Charkaoui recently posted a message attacking supporters of Morocco’s normalization with Israel, referring to them as:

“O slaves of the Zionists!”
He then invokes Ka‘b al-Ashraf, a Jewish opponent of Muhammad in 7th-century Arabia who, according to traditional Islamic accounts, was killed by Muhammad’s followers.

Words matter. Calling people “slaves of the Zionists” portrays “Zionists” as masters controlling or commanding others — rhetoric that is longstanding antisemitic conspiracy narratives about Jewish or “Zionist” control.

Degrading people as “slaves of the Zionists” and invoking inflammatory historical imagery crosses into rhetoric that deserves to be challenged.

Jewish Montrealers should not have to accept language that demonizes Zionists — a term that, for many Jews, describes support for Jewish self-determination in Israel — as though this were ordinary political debate.

Adil Charkaoui, a Moroccan-born Canadian imam and religious teacher based in Montreal. He immigrated to Canada in 1995 and later became a Canadian citizen. He has been associated with the Centre communautaire islamique de l’Est de Montréal.

He has a long and controversial public history. In 2003, the Canadian government detained him under a national-security certificate based on allegations concerning connections to al-Qaeda and training in Afghanistan. Charkaoui denied those allegations. He was eventually released, the restrictions on him were removed in 2009, and importantly, he was not convicted of terrorism on the basis of those allegations. His legal challenges also contributed to a significant Supreme Court of Canada case concerning the constitutionality of the security-certificate system.

GET HIM OUT OF CANADA🇨🇦🍁

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Not a very professional response from Toronto mayoral candidate @bahira.abdulsalam 😂🤣

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Have you heard the chant, “From the river to the sea”?

You’ve probably heard it at protests across Canada.

But do you know what “the river” and “the sea” actually are?

It means from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea the entire territory encompassing Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. Hamas has used the phrase while calling for the “liberation of Palestine, from the river to the sea,” and organizations including the ADL interpret it as a call for the dismantling of the Jewish state.

But that argument leads to a much bigger question we rarely define:

What is Zionism?

Canada’s own IHRA handbook says Zionism is the belief that the Jewish people have the right to self-determination in their ancestral homeland, the land of Israel. It says selectively denying Jewish people that right is antisemitic.

And now Public Safety Canada’s Summer 2026 report states:

“Antisemitism, which includes anti-Zionism, is not always obvious.”

The report says institutions need to recognize contemporary manifestations of antisemitism and points them to Canada’s IHRA definition and handbook. It also makes clear that the IHRA definition is educational, not legally binding, and does not criminalize expression.

That does not mean criticizing Israel is antisemitic.

You can criticize Netanyahu.
You can criticize the war.
You can criticize Israeli policy.
You can advocate for Palestinians.

Canada’s handbook explicitly distinguishes criticism of Israel from antisemitism.

But denying Jews alone the right to national self-determination, blaming Canadian Jews collectively for Israel, or replacing the word “Jew” with “Zionist” while repeating classic antisemitic stereotypes crosses a very different line under that guidance.
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Constable Jeff Smith’s wife, Ashley, has shared a deeply moving message about her husband, their family, and the extraordinary outpouring of support they have received since the Constable was critically injured protecting members of Belleville’s Jewish community on Yom Kippur.

She also shared a message directly with our community:

“We love you, we see you, we pray for you.”

Ashley has asked people to keep the prayers, hope, faith, and love coming as Jeff faces a long road to recovery.

Our community will continue to stand with Constable Smith and his family, just as he stood with us.

***Ashley's message to the community in comments below***

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