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Toronto Police Investigate Academic for Anti-Semitic Speech at Jewish Community Rally Toronto police investigate Abbas Hamza, an Ontario academic, for anti-Semitic remarks at a Jewish community rally, including blood libel accusations. Israeli officials and Canadian Jewish groups condemn the statements and call for action, while police maintain security at related protests.
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What happened 01 Toronto police investigate Abbas Hamza for anti-Semitic speech at a Jewish community rally. 02 Hamza accused Jews of practicing black magic and eating children, spreading blood libels. 03 Israeli Consul General Edit Shamir condemned the statements as medieval blood libels. 04 Three Canadian Jewish organizations demand action against the hate speech. 05 Hamza has previously supported Hamas kidnappings and Hezbollah aid. 06 Local police secure protests involving Hamza to maintain public order. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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