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A look at the Liberal Ministers Garneau, Monsef & Alghambra- and Green leader Elizabeth May
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Antisemitic allegations, actions and undercurrents in the House of Commons and beyond (5)
On May 13, 2021, in the House of Commons, Elizabeth May asked the following question related to the Gaza War of 2021: “The current crisis was provoked by actions of the Netanyahu government and other extreme elements within the settler groups. Can Canada speak out clearly to defend the Palestinian people, against illegal annexation, illegal settlements and illegal forced evictions?” CIJA, Yesterday in Parliament, May 14, 2021
This was an antisemitic/anti-Israel question based on a false set of facts and erroneous legal premises hostile to Israel. It did not condemn Hamas which triggered the war and demonstrated complete disregard for the actions of these terrorist groups and of Hamas in particular which indiscriminately fired missiles from Gazan civilian spaces to Israeli civilian spaces while using civilian Gazans as human shields or for that matter the terrorism originating from the P.A.
Mr. Garneau’s reply was a repetition of the combination of his first and second statements in the House made during the Gaza War.
Further, as reported in Part 23, upon his return from his trip to Israel and the Palestinian Authority, Garneau once again blamed Israel for its alleged(but not actual) unlawful behaviour in a number of matters which in his opinion created serious obstacles to achieving peace and called on Israel to cease these activities.
Never mind, he must have thought, the terrorist activities financed by the P.A. and its violent political, social, educational and territorial pathologies that insurmountably militates against the adoption of the two-state solution ever since the Palestinian identity was invented.
Never mind, he must have further thought, the incontrovertible facts that
a) the Arab League
i) in 1937 rejected the recommendations for a two state solution proposed by the Peel Commission and, again
ii) in 1947 rejected the two state solution proposed by the United Nations which the future State of Israel was prepared to accept;
b) the Palestinians and subsequently the Palestinian Authority
i) in 1967,in the wake of Israel’s victorious Six Day War, refused to negotiate the Israel’s offer to exchange lands for peace;
ii) in 1993 and since then, honoured in its breach the peace plan known as the Oslo Accords put forward by Israel that were intended to be the first stage of a process that would hopefully ultimately lead to the successful negotiation of a peace treaty;
iii) in 2000, refused to accept the Accords of Camp David based on a generous peace proposal offered by Israel;
iv) in 2007, refused yet another generous peace proposal, and
v) needless to say summarily rejected the Trump plan.
The well documented incontrovertible fact of the matter is that Palestinians and the Palestinian Authority never intended to make peace. Their sole objective has always been to destroy the State of Israel while Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) in Gaza are aiming to achieve the same result in their own way.
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The equally incontrovertible fact is that all events even if the P.A. agreed to negotiate a two-state solution Hamas and the PIJ would see to it that such agreement lead nowhere except to their take-over of the P.A since a large majority of the Palestinians in the P.A. favour to carry on with the ongoing fight against Israel.
Yet instead of calling the riot act on the P.A and incapacitating the two terrorist groups in Gaza, Garneau kept blaming Israel for impeding the two- state solution on grounds that have no basis in fact or in law.
If there is an anti-Zionist and/or an antisemite based on the IHRA definition of antisemitism, Mr. Garneau was your man.
And if he was/is not, his discourse and actions on the subject provided legitimacy to the pronouncements and justification for the actions of the anti-Zionists and antisemites of Canada.
On August 26, 2021, the Toronto Sun tweeted: BROHAHA: In latest Grit gaffe, Minister of Women and Gender Equality Maryam Monsef calls terrorist Taliban ‘our brothers’ https://bit.ly/3znMiwg Via @brianlilley #cdnpoli #elxn44 #Afghanistan (Photo: Twitter)
Maryam Monsef, Minister for Women and Gender, Equality and Rural Economic Development
In August 2021, Monsef, referred to the Taliban as “our [cultural] brothers” during a virtual press conference. She then proceeded to put on a good show by issuing “orders” to Taliban. Christine Douglass-Williams, Canada: Muslim ‘Minister for Women and Gender Equality refers to Taliban as ‘our brothers’, Jihad Watch, August 25, 2021
Ms. Monsef was defeated in the 2021 federal general election.
Omar Alghabra, Minister of Transportation
Minister Omar Alghabra’s career both before and after entering Parliamentary politics with the Liberal Party has been controversial as illustrated by the following materials: -TSEC Network (Terrorism and Security Experts of Canada) Sharia Law Supporter Omar Alghabra is the new Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs, December 3, 2015;
Howard Adelman, Omar Alghabra: a Muslim Mole? December 10, 2015,https://howardadelman.com Daniel Pipes, Is Omar Alghabra of Canada’s Liberal Party an Islamist? December 19,2005 https://www.danielpipes.org.blog Ezra Levant, Bad advice: Think Justin Trudeau’s instincts are scary: Take a look at what his advisers have to say, QMI Agency, April 27,2013;TSEC Network, Has the Liberal Party of Canada been Infiltrated by Extremist Candidates ? December 15, 2015
Among other things, Alghabra campaigned for the establishment of the Sharia Law in Ontario and advocated for Canada to bring in five million Palestinians.
Omar Alghabra, Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister (Public Service Renewal) and to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Elizabeth May, Leader of the Green Party
On December 4, 2019 B’nai Brith published a news report under the title Violence Promoted to Children at Mississauga Solidarity Event.
According to the report, a recent Palestinians event in Mississauga featured children dancing to songs glorifying violence.
The two-day event was hosted by the Arab Palestine Association of Ontario (APAO) for the “International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People” (“IDSPP”).
The guests for the second day of the event featured guests Elizabeth May, head of the Green Party and Omar Alghabra – who was about to be appointed to the foregoing positions.
- For the show, the organizers uploaded a video of children performing Palestinian dances. One song called on the audience to replace “our bracelets with weapons” and “pull the trigger” to combat the “despicable one.”
- The next one described a group gathering for jihad urging the “commandos” to make use of their rifles.
- This in turn was followed by a number juxtaposing a mother’s celebration of her son’s wedding with her celebration of his martyrdom.
- On a later date, APAO shared a video proclaiming “the Israeli Zionists are Nazis”.
In the light of the Prime Minister’s repetitious statements that Canada is Israel’s best friend, what is one to make of the attendance of a member of his government at this event?
On the other hand, Elizabeth May is reported to have addressed the audience to distinguish between the nice Canadian Jews and the Israelis.
Doğan D. Akman is an independent researcher and commentator. He holds a B.Sc. in sociology, an M.A. in sociology/criminology and an LL.B in law. He held academic appointments in sociology, criminology and social policy; served as a Judge of the Provincial Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, and occupied the positions of Crown Counsel in criminal prosecutions and in civil litigation at the Federal Department of Justice. His academic work is published in peer-reviewed professional journals, while his opinion pieces and other writings are to be found in various publications and in blogs.
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