Tag: Hate Crimes
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Canada’s Price of Neutrality: When ‘Never Again’ Becomes ‘Not Our Problem’
Jon Liedtke examines the alarming rise of antisemitism in Canada since October 7. By contrasting the administrative failures of Toronto’s leadership and federal policy shifts with the proactive measures in Vaughan and Windsor, the piece argues that official neutrality and “strategic de-escalation” are effectively enabling a systemic campaign of intimidation.
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From Mein Kampf to GTA Synagogue Shootings
Listen as Gene Valaitis and Jon Liedtke discuss the resignation of Regional Chair Bob Gale after his purchase of Hitler’s Mein Kampf. The two also tackle rising anti-Semitism in Canada, a new $10 million federal security grant, and Mayor Olivia Chow missing a critical press conference on synagogue shootings.
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Too Little, Too Cute, & Two and a Half Years Late
Canada’s $10 million security funding is “too little, too late” as antisemitism reaches a breaking point. With Jewish Canadians 25 times more likely to be targeted by hate crimes and synagogues facing gunfire in 2026, a partial subsidy isn’t safety—it’s a “Jew Tax” on a community under constant siege.
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610 CKTB | Geopolitical Warfare Strikes Summer Camp: Administrative Siege of Jewish Life
The frontline of political conflict in Canada has shifted from the sidewalk to the spreadsheet. We are witnessing an era of Asymmetric Lawfare, where anti-Israel bigots are weaponizing the mundane machinery of government and accreditation to execute a ‘Regulatory Red Wedding’ against Jewish summer camps and charities. From the 14% ‘Antisemitism Tax’ to botanical erasure,…
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Regulatory Red Wedding: Anti-Israel Activists Target Jewish Summer Camp
Welcome to Summer Camp 2026, where the most dangerous thing in the woods is a purity test. From doxxing 17-year-old counselors to debating the “colonial” lineage of a chickpea, activists are waging ideological warfare against Jewish institutions. It’s time for leaders to stop acting like bystanders in a horror movie.