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At a lively Toronto demonstration, organizers reported a record 56,000 participants rallying in support of Israel, even as police made an arrest amid the proceedings. The relatively low number of anti-Israel protesters added an intriguing twist to an otherwise smooth and vibrant event.
The event comes nearly a week after Carney threatened sanctions against Israel in reaction to the country’s renewed military offensive in Gaza
Toronto man, 57, accused of yelling antisemitic slurs at attendees of march Sunday in North York
Tens of thousands attend Walk with Israel event in Toronto CP24
More than 56,000 people — that’s a record, for a peaceful march within the City of Toronto. The Raptors victory parade in 2020 allegedly attracted 2 million people. The SARS concert at Downsview in 2003 brought together a reported half-million people. But for a march? The record for that seems to…
Tens of thousands of people in Toronto took part in an annual fundraising walk in solidarity with Israel — an event participants said is particularly needed this year due to rising antisemitism. But one advocate called it inappropriate given the devastation caused by Israel's military actions in…
A 57-year-old man was arrested during Sunday’s Walk with Israel event in the north end of the city. Toronto police say a man showed up as the event was taking place on Bathurst Street and York Downs Drive and began yelling antisemitic slurs at participants in the walk. Tarek Ibrahem of Toronto was…
Anti-Israel protesters were notably fewer in number compared with last year’s event.
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