(((Noah Tepperman)))

Something is deeply shocking me, some people who call themselves “human rights activists” speak endlessly about Palestinian rights, yet won’t utter a single word about Hamas’s brutality against Palestinians. Not just silence, they actively cover for it. Spare us the hypocrisy.

Yet somehow only Jewish groups and institutions are targeted when people come after Zionists. It’s a fascinating distinction - almost as fascinating as the fact that antizionists never notice it.

@JoannaRuthBerry @Fleischmarket @ariellakimmel Yet somehow only Jewish groups and institutions are targeted when people come after Zionists. Isn’t that a fascinating distinction?

@Fleischmarket @ariellakimmel There are FAR MORE Christian zionists in Canada and the US than there are Jewish zionists. Did you know that? I know that because as a kid I had to dis-indoctrinate (is that a word?) myself from Christian end-times zionism. It was pretty brutal. Literally brutal.

Torontonians - Take LOTS of photos, especially of the people politicians are hanging around #cdnpoli #cndpolitics

Without diminishing the actual issues of extremist violence, this thread raises interesting & concerning questions that monitoring orgs outside Israel may be seriously over-reporting instances of settler violence in the WB.

If you read The Jerusalem Post you'll know that a pro-regime man from Richmond Hill, Ontario is charged with ramming his car into other vehicles at a Free Iran demonstration yesterday. If you read the Toronto Star, you won't. jpost.com/international/…

𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐚𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐲’𝐬 𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧—𝐡𝐚𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐝? Canada's Jewish leaders have urged more protection: seeking $100 million for security in Tuesday's economic update. New laws have been introduced–but many say enforcement is still missing. @bnaibrithcanada's #antisemitism audit drops today, likely giving ample evidence that 🇨🇦 Jews remain targets. @thecjn's "North Star" political panel insiders @danjmader @ntepperman & @DavidBirnbaum1 put Carney's first year in Parliament under the microscope. 🎙️thecjn.ca/news/after-a-y… #canpoli #Canada

@CJLewisJD @CJPME That would be nice. It’s not @CJPME’s style, but it would be nice.

@CJPME Try not to be too “outraged” without knowing why they were denied entry first. Learn a nore balanced approach instead of always going to extremes.

We are outraged to learn that Canada has denied entry to officials from the Palestine Football Association ahead of FIFA pre-World Cup meetings in Vancouver. This is despite Canada’s host role and its recognition of the State of Palestine. Canada must reverse this arbitrary and discriminatory ban. theguardian.com/football/2026/…

@kinsellawarren Not far enough.

@JoeTruzman @JoeTruzman - have any of the rumours (that this was prompted by Israel intel about a possible takeover/ coup attempt of the Lebanese government by Hezbollah) been substantiated or debunked?

Journalist Yossi Yehoshua reported the strike against Hezbollah on Wednesday was a highly successful, intelligence-driven operation comparable in impact to the pager operation, but more significant in key ways. Using a new intelligence capability, the IDF rapidly identified and targeted around 100 Hezbollah command centers within minutes, striking leadership-level figures equivalent to mid- and senior-ranking officers. The attack reportedly killed hundreds, including many commanders unlike the pager operation, which mainly hit lower-level operatives. Yehoshua emphasized the scale and precision of the blow to Hezbollah’s command structure, while noting that tensions remain high, the ceasefire is fragile, and retaliation from Hezbollah or Iran is high.

@MOSSADil @MOSSADil do you have a link to the i24 report?

Report: Hezbollah allegedly prepared coup attempt in Lebanon Israeli Channel 24 reported that Lebanon was on the verge of a military coup, similar to the events of May 7, allegedly prepared by Hezbollah just hours before recent Israeli strikes. According to the report, the plan aimed to overthrow the government, though no independent confirmation has been provided. Separate indications cited include threatening statements from Hezbollah figures, including Mahmoud Qmati, who reportedly said the group is capable of “overthrowing the country and the government.” Additionally, Lebanese military sources are said to have thwarted attempted attacks and bombings in residential areas of Beirut in recent days. 👉 Stay updated—follow @MOSSADil.

Jewish-owned restaurant in Toronto shot at 14 times on the 2nd night of Passover. Their other location was shot at last month. ctvnews.ca/toronto/video/…

Some quick remarks: 1. An embarrassing and foolish episode by the Israeli police- but hardly surprising. The police in Israel is in a state of rapid decline and politicization. Some of the reasons are structural; others are directly tied to the appointment of Itamar Ben-Gvir- a convicted felon, a disciple of Kahanism, and a former member of the outlawed racist movement Kach- as minister in charge. This nomination was a personal decision by Benjamin Netanyahu. Ben-Gvir has sidelined professional officers, elevated individuals with little experience to senior roles, and driven standards to new lows. There is now an appeal before the Supreme Court seeking his removal on the grounds that he is effectively not obeying the law. The attorney general- whom Netanyahu is seeking to dismiss- supports the appeal. 2. This event today should not be interpreted as a policy shift in the Old City of Jerusalem. The swift Israeli backtrack reflects that. It is not a case of a policy tested and abandoned; rather, it appears that a junior officer made a discretionary call- amid fears of an Iranian ballistic missile strike- that if there were restrictions on events in the Old City, even the Patriarch and a small entourage would not be allowed entry. 3. This government- again, with Ben-Gvir and Netanyahu’s tacit backing- is the most hostile to other religions since the state’s founding. This is also evident in the erosion of the status quo on the Temple Mount. The former police chief of Jerusalem was fired by Ben Gvir because he didnt agree to make changes to the status quo. Yet freedom of religion remains the law of the land. That is precisely why this story was exposed in the Israeli media and immediately became a major issue, covered as it was: because it is not the norm. Another couple of years with Ben-Gvir with the backing of the Likud, and it might become exactly that.

@PaulMason2 Wab has demonstrated himself to have grace, to be generous - whether or not he supports Lewis has yet to be seen. Re: his gaffe, see the attachment. As far as taking a stand, well, it seems you have your hands over your eyes and fingers in your ears. That’s dedication.

@ntepperman Wab is a supporter of Avi, no reflected glory there. Care to weigh into the “Wab is antisemitic” for calling out the Epstein/Trump war in Iran? I seldom see you take a real stand.

Artist unknown Reflected Glory (2026) Oil on canvas.

@PaulMason2 The “wrong side of history” argument is a structurally broken tactic. Its use reflects a misunderstanding of how history works. I’m surprised you miss the point, but then again it’s hard to hear when your fingers are jammed into your ears. I’m not angry. Just… disappointed.

@ntepperman Not shocked you take exception with Wab Kinew and Avi Lewis. Wrong side of history once again. I’ll stand with human rights and social justice.

@JeremyAppel1025 I guess @EnglerYves really has a lot of time on his hands. At this point - with an arrest, a humiliating leadership “campaign” and a revocation of his membership behind him, he’s STILL got nothing better to do on a weekend than troll the convention lobby? It’s just… sad.

NDP convention Day 3, the party called the cops on Yves Engler, who’s been hanging out in the convention centre lobby for the past couple days.

Canada’s national socialists who lost Official Party status cheer new leader Avi Lewis by waving the Palestinian flag - not a Canadian flag in sight. Tells you all you need to know.

This interview excerpt so effectively highlights @avilewis’ blindspot & lack of self-awareness. To say what he says w/out the slightest awareness that what he says also describes himself & his cause- possibly more accurately than his intended focus- is remarkable. #cdnpoli @NDP

Sask NDP Leader Carla Beck declines Avi Lewis’ meeting request, in letter below.