
The ‘Rising Antisemitism’ Narrative Is A Distraction From Genocide
Israel lobby groups have used claims of ‘rising antisemitism’ based on shoddy data to try to ban pro-Palestine protests.
Davide Mastracci is the opinion editor at The Maple. He was previously the managing editor at Passage.
Israel lobby groups have used claims of ‘rising antisemitism’ based on shoddy data to try to ban pro-Palestine protests.
Israel has killed more than 3,100 Palestinian children since October 7, but many journalists have still not called for a ceasefire.
Media and political focus on Cafe Landwer is another attempt to equate anti-Zionism with antisemitism as a means to smear Palestinians.
The NDP has shown that it is willing to stand by as genocide unfolds, saving its harshest actions for those fighting back.
A variety of Canadian columnists, editorial boards, panellists and hosts have called for and/or supported Israel’s brutal actions.
Palestinians are constantly subjected to a level of scrutiny never applied to supporters of the civilian-slaughtering apartheid state.
Last week, I asked if Freeland is a fraud or a Nazi sympathizer. Yesterday, she offered an unconvincing response.
Six of the eight provinces examined in a Maple investigation have ministers/associate ministers of housing invested in real estate
A true reckoning with the soft-on-Nazis approach that has become increasingly common in media and politics is long overdue.