First-ever Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast lands in Ottawa as Canada-Israel ties hang in the balance
With antisemitism surging across Canadian campuses and public squares, and with Canada-Israel relations strained in the post-October 7 political landscape, the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast Ottawa arrived as a much-needed faith-based counter-offensive.
Jewish children are the new target: Anti-Zionist groups launch organized campaign against summer camps
What these activists are really trying to extinguish is Jewish identity itself — the songs, the Hebrew, the love of the land of Israel, the sense of belonging to something ancient and real that Jewish camps have cultivated in children for generations.
Terror-Linked Aid Drivers Arrested, Expanded Housing Greenlit, and Oct. 7 Film Pulled from Festival
Israeli authorities have arrested Palestinian aid-truck drivers tied to terror groups, while Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich approved thousands of housing units in the “disputed E1” area. At the same time, the Toronto International Film Festival dropped a documentary on the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.
Israel Faces Ceasefire Setback, Showcases Samaria Resilience, as Montreal Jews Confront Violent Antisemitism
Israel faces mounting challenges—from the collapse of ceasefire talks after France’s pledge to recognize a Palestinian state, to a powerful show of agricultural determination as ranchers drove 100 cattle across Samaria. Meanwhile, in Montreal, a violent attack on a Jewish man has stirred outrage.
Canadian Federal Election On 2025: Where the Party Leaders’ Stand on Israel
As the 2025 Canadian federal election takes place today, voters need to understand where each party leader stands on Israel.
Canadian Parliament applauds Ukrainian who volunteered for the SS in WWII as ‘War Hero’
Yaroslav Hunka, a 98-year-old World War II veteran, was applauded by parliament before details of his SS past were unveiled.
Canada’s Suicide Activity Book for Children
Canada published a 26-page activity book for children between 6-12 years old in order to educate them about their nationally funded euthanasia program, euphemistically named Medically Assistance in Dying (MAiD).
As Canada expands its euthanasia program, what does biblical tradition say about it?
In a controversial move, Canada is expanding its government-funded euthanasia program to include the mentally ill. At the same time, parliamentarians in Scotland are being petitioned to incorporate a “suicide pod” that would allow people to autonomously end their lives. While governments and medical authorities debate the ethics, rabbis agree that Jewish law states unequivocally […]
Trudeau’s Deputy Prime Minister: anti-Trucker Convoy and proud of her Nazi collaborator grandfather
While hiding the truth of his activities, Freeland was unabashedly proud of him. On 24 of August 2016, a day after Black Ribbon Day, commemorating victims of both Stalinism and Nazism
Israelis to join Canada, other countries in ‘Convoy of Freedom’
“Any vehicle can join,” he said. “We will begin with small gatherings in separate locations around the country with the intention to join together in Jerusalem to show the government that the people will not accept these mandates anymore.”