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Propaganda. Media. Israel. Genocide. Weaponized starvation.

Propaganda. Media. Israel. Genocide. Weaponized starvation.

“Malnutrition in Gaza: Today questions Israeli Government
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0ls8s6l

”The Israeli government spokesperson David Mencer speaks to Today’s presenter Nick Robinson following reports of malnutrition in Gaza.

“Mr Mencer is asked by Nick Robinson whether he accepts there is malnutrition in Gaza, and whether the US-backed aid distribution system set up by Israel is failing.

”Listen to Today on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds: 6-9am on weekdays and 7-9am on Saturdays.

“Release date: 25 July 2025
"Duration: 14 minutes

The above image and text remains online, except when you try too click the link, it takes you to a BBC page that says:

"Sorry, the page you are looking for cannot be found!”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002g52f?partner=uk.co.bbc

The problem is BBC has apparently taken it down.

Internet Archive can’t display it, because the Wayback Machine has not archived that URL since “This page is available on the web!”

BUT ALL IS NOT LOST.
The Times of Israel’s blogger Stephen Games blogged about it under the title “Want to wreck Israel’s case? Send in a spokesman”
https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/want-to-wreck-israels-case-send-in-a-spokesman/

Mr Games has very helpfully transcribed the hard to find interview as follows:

“I have written about this topic more than once before. On this occasion, I think it best to provide my own transcript of the conversation, which can be found here https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002g52f and starts at 2 hours 10 minutes in.

THE INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT

Nick Robinson: There are few images more distressing to look at than those of starving children, day after day. That is what we are seeing coming out of Gaza. At another time, in another place, they would trigger international appeals for aid—a mass mobilisation to distribute it. 

But what makes this tragedy so much much worse is the fact that all sides agree there is no shortage of food waiting to supply Gaza. What there is, like so much else since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, is a bitter and angry row about who and what is to blame. 

In May Israel dismantled the system for distributing aid in Gaza run by the UN in conjunction with international aid agencies, arguing that the food and medicines were being highjacked by Hamas and sold at vast profits. They set up in its place a new system to distribute aid along with the United States. The UN and a hundred international aid agencies say the system is failing and the proof of that is in the images we are now seeing.

Hamas, remember, still holds twenty Israeli hostages and the bodies of many others. Thousands of Israeli protesters gathered in Tel Aviv last night to call for an end to the war in Gaza. Following the main demonstration protesters blocked several streets across the city before they were dispersed by police.

Israelis protest to end Gaza war as anger over fate of captives boils over

That is the background conversation we now want to have with a spokesperson for the Israeli government, David Mencer, who joins us on the programme once again. Good morning to you, Mr Mencer.

David Mencer: Good morning Nick, good to be with you.

NR: I hope to take you stage by stage through this argument, because it is an argument that produces passion, it produces emotion, it produces anger and I hope you agree that it’s going to be valuable for everybody if we can take it a step at a time, to try and understand your case, to try and put to you the arguments that people put to Israel. Can we begin with a simple fact? Do you agree, do you accept, does Israel accept, there is malnutrition in Gaza, it is getting worse and at its extreme some people are starving?

DM: [long pause] Good to be with you, Nick. Yes of course; the facts are very important and I do appreciate the sentiment you were saying about having a civilised conversation, talking specifically about the facts. So the facts are important, not the fiction. In Gaza today, today there are shortages but they are shortages which have been engineered by a terrorist organisation. It is certainly not Israel’s fault that Hamas are frustrating the distribution process of aid and I’ll give you the best example of that—

NR: If you wouldn’t mind, can you just answer the first question? I was going to come to distribution, I promise you I’ll give you the chance to do that. I wanted to start with where people are starting. Do you accept there is malnutrition in Gaza, it’s getting worse and some people are starving?

DM: I will certainly say that there is—

NR: [talking over] Why is that a difficult question? Why is that a difficult question?

DM: I’m answering it, Nick, if you’ll allow me. There’s a man-made shortage but it’s been engineered by Hamas, the terrorist organisation.

NR: But I didn’t ask you whether there was a shortage, Mr Mencer, I asked you whether there was malnutrition, whether it was getting worse and whether some people are starving.

DM: Yes, there is malnutrition—and I’ll answer your question very, very clearly—but there is malnutrition engineered by the terrorist organisation. The images you show of hungry people—you don’t extend the sentence and say the words that matter: Hamas stole their food and Hamas have caused their suffering. From Israel’s point of view there is literally no restriction to the amount of aid we want to send in. There is literally no restriction. Indeed, right now, there are a thousand trucks of aid waiting on the Gazan side of the Gaza–Israel border for that aid to go in, to get to hungry people. Now—

NR: Now let’s take this a stage at a time, Mr Mencer, because you’ve just made an important point. Clearly you accuse Hamas of hijacking the aid. The problem with that argument is this, isn’t it? You’ve changed the distribution of aid, you’ve cancelled the original system of aid, you’ve set up your own system of aid, in order to stop Hamas doing what you say they’re doing. So it seems to me that you are accepting that the system that you have created is currently failing.

DM: [pause] Look, Hamas have turned this charity, aid which should go to the ordinary Gazans, they’ve turned it into a billion-dollar racket. They steal the aid—

NR: Is your system failing, Mr Manser? 

DM: No, our system—we developed a new system precisely to cut Hamas out of the picture. That’s the key point.

NR: Well, it’s the key point but is it working or isn’t it working?

DM: It is working, it is working, simply on the facts, that 90 million meals have gone in with the new system, but Hamas—you know what they’re doing— 

NR: That doesn’t prove it’s working, Mr Mencer. You’ve just acknowledged at the beginning of this conversation, there is malnutrition, it’s getting worse and there’s starvation. So just putting a large number on the amount of food distributed doesn’t prove the system is working. The evidence is whether people are getting fed or not: some are and many are not and malnutrition is getting worse and the system is not working, surely.

DM: Look, there are two parts to the aid distribution process. There is the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation where millions of meals are delivered directly to civilians, but there are also UN-coordinated shipments of food, medicine, raw materials, and flour for bakeries. Now it’s a two-pronged approach—

NR: Sure—

DM: —We haven’t shut one down in favour of the other. But we have opened an alternative—

NR: [talking across, and DM continuing to talk underneath] But you restrict access to the United Nations, don’t you? 

DM: [breaking through] But that’s not true—

NR: In order for those trucks that you—let me just put the question to you and then you can respond—

DM: But that is false, Nick. You must not say lies. You must not say falsehoods.

NR: [sneering] Don’t accuse me of lying, Mr Manser. It’s cheap and it’s unhelpful. I’ll put some facts to you. If you think they’re only a partial version, I’ll give you a chance to answer them. But at a time when people are dying of malnutrition, and hostages are languishing in tunnels, it really does not help for you to shout abuse over a line. I am not lying. I am putting a question to you. Here is the question. [DM tries to break in.] You’ll get the chance to answer the question.

DM: You ARE lying. You ARE lying. [continues]

NR: Well, listen to the question—

DM: I will answer the question now, Nick. You’ve had your chance. You invited me, indeed your producers begged me to come on and I will now give you the fact. That’s my job, as the Spokesman for the Office of the Prime Minister—to give you the facts. There are one thousand trucks of aid waiting on the Gazan side. The UN unfortunately, the US ambassador said this morning, are working in cooperation with Hamas, the terrorist organisation—that’s right: you know, you guys never report this stuff but the UN is working in cooperation with Hamas to restrict the amount of aid to their own people. They’re causing these shortages—

NR: Can I be clear about this? You’re saying that the UN is deliberately stopping the supply of food? They say—let me put this to you, this is what I wanted to put to you, to give you the chance to respond: the United Nations say that they are limited in their ability to deliver food by what the UN described to us this morning as tremendous bureaucratic impediments, tremendous security impediments, that means although they agree with you that there are trucks that could deliver aid, those trucks could not do so. To give you one example, yesterday out of sixteen attempts to coordinate humanitarian movements, only eight with facilitated by the Israeli authorities.

DM: [pause] Let me give you a better example.

NR: No, don’t give me a better example, please address that example and [DM talking underneath] and—

DM: If you could stop interrupting me, then we could get something from this interview rather than your—

NR: [talking over] Well, I think we’re getting quite a lot from the interview.

DM: You do not perceive Hamas to be a terrorist organisation, which leads to all of us in Israel with—

NR: You have no idea what I perceive, you’ve no idea what I perceive, Mr Manser.

DM: Well then, Nick, tell us all. Do you believe Hamas is a terrorist organisation?

NR: No, you’re not interviewing me; I’m interviewing you—

DM: Do you believe that Hamas is a terrorist organisation, yes or no?

NR: [DM continuing to talk under] I am interviewing you about aid, Mr Manser—

DM: They are a jihadi death cult. Do you believe? Do you believe there are a terrorist organisation? Stake yourself off from the mistaken ideas which those executives upstairs have ordered you to say, and tell me now, right now, that you believe Hamas to be a terrorist organisation.

NR: Mr Manser, every interview you do this, you try … it’s very tedious for listeners. It’s very tedious for me. 

DM: Israelis are exasperated that—

NR: [DM talking under] Shall we focus on the questions of the day? Do you accept that—

DM: —Israelis are exasperated that you do not believe that this jihadi death cult is a terrorist organisation.

NR: Good. [DM talking under] You’ve made that point three times so let’s move onto another question.

DM: Let me give you some of the facts. 

NR: No. 

DM: There are a thousand trucks waiting—

NR: You’ve said that three times! I’m asking you a question. 

DM: [persisting] Yesterday, when forty journalists went to see those thousand trucks waiting, in the sunshine, languishing in the sunshine, waiting to be distributed, lo and behold, suddenly the UN pull their finger out and start distributing aid.

NR: Okay.

DM: Israel has offered them security to deliver the aid [continues to talk].

NR: Okay, Mr Manser. You’ve made that point. Can I ask you another question? 

DM: Israel has offered them security to deliver the aid but it is unfortunately the UN which is working in cooperation which is seeking to continue this billion-dollar racket.

NR: Okay, who—

DM: The purpose of our war—

NR: Mr Manser, please stop talking so I can ask a question, please.

DM: No, the purpose of our war in Gaza is to end Hamas’s control of— 

NR: Yes. 

DM: —of, of, of the strip of land, to free Gazans from Hamas.

NR: Right.

DM: That is the purpose.

NR: Okay—

DM: We cannot leave Hamas in power. 

NR: No.

DM: There is no scenario—

NR: David Manser, I am going to ask: Mencer—I do apologise for getting your name wrong. Just allow me to ask a question, it’s just a courtesy to do that. I think you’ll agree that we have—

DM: Go ahead.

NR: —a chance. Thank you very much indeed. Okay, so you made clear you think the UN is not cooperating, they think you’re not cooperating with them. 

DM: It’s not [interrupting]—

NR: No, no, I’m going to ask a question, Mr. Mencer. 

DM: It’s a terrorist organisation.

NR: I am going to ask a question.

DM: It’s not about not cooperating. It’s working in cahoots with a terrorist organisation. 

NR: Whose responsibility is it under international law to ensure that people in the Gaza Strip are fed? 

DM: [long pause] We have a duty as human beings, as a Jewish state, to ensure there’s no starvation in Gaza. 

NR: Whose responsibility is it in international law?

DM: We don’t need to be responsive to international law. It is our duty as a country, as a Jewish state, the only Jewish state in the world, to make sure there is no starvation in Gaza, which is why we’re making it clear that there is no restriction on the amount of aid which can go in.

NR: No, but it is your responsibility to make sure that aid is distributed and currently you are failing to do that.

DM: And we have made that offer. We have made precisely that offer. Let me tell you the facts, Nick.

NR: Under the Geneva Convention Article 55 [DM continues to talk under]—trying isn’t the point. It is doing that is the point.

DM: —Hamas. Did I tell you that clearly? The Israeli army has offered the United Nations all the security it needs to deliver the aid but the United Nations say, “No, no, no, we want to be protected by the terrorist organisation.” So—and I must tell you that there is not an option where Hamas remain in power and thinking to prop up this regime of jihadi—this jihadi death cult—is simply not an option—

NR: [DM continues to talk under] So let me just bring our conversation to a conclusion, if I could. So are you saying to the audience listening to this, are you saying to those viewing images of starving people, that nothing will change? That Israel has set up a new system, you blame others for the failure of that new system, you blame Hamas, you blame the UN, you blame the international organisations, you blame the BBC and other global broadcasters for reporting it. This is all someone else’s fault and as I understand what you’re saying, there’s no intention for Israel to change anything. 

DM: [long pause] No one wants to see Gazans suffering, certainly not people in this country. It is an outrage that anyone, that any ordinary Gazan, should suffer. What’s been happening right now is that while we’ve been facilitating every single day, Hamas is the problem. They loot truck, they block distribution, they weaponise hunger and they deliberately endanger their own people, and right now there are a thousand truck which Israel wants to provide security which could provide at least twelve or two weeks’ worth of food for every single person in Gaza but the UN are telling us, “No, no, no, no, we don’t want Israeli security”—

NR: Yes.

DM: —“we want Hamas to”—

NR: I’d hoped to take you through some more arguments, Mr Manser, but forgive me, you’re often repeating points you’ve made, so if you’ll forgive me, we’ve probably got as far as we’re going to get to.

DM: Well, if you ask me a decent question, I’ll give you some new information.

NR: Well, if you’d like to apply for a job at the BBC, do give it a try, but for the moment, thank you for joining us to tell us what the Israeli government is currently thinking. David Mencer, joining us there.

CREDITS:
BBC Channel 4
[https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0ls8s6l]
David Games Blog, The Times of Israel
”Want to wreck Israel’s case? Send in a spokesman“
[https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/want-to-wreck-israels-case-send-in-a-spokesman]

Image Source/Credits:
BBC Radio 4 David Mencer photo (1)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0ls8s6l

DAILY EXPRESS cover Wednesday July 23, 2025:
The suffering of little Muhammad clinging on to life in Gaza hell shames us all
[https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/2085539/gaza-palestine-muhammad-israel-hamas-war]
Photo Credit: Anadolu via Getty Images

CBC: Israel bans Palestinian relief agency UNRWA from operating in the country
[https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/israel-bans-unrwa-1.7365957]
Photo Credit: Ramadan Abed/Reuters

Al Jazeera: Israelis protest to end Gaza war as anger over fate of captives boils over | Israeli police make dozens of arrests, use water cannons on protesters who gathered for the nationwide demonstration.
[https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/8/17/israelis-hold-nationwide-protest-to-end-gaza-war-bring-back-the-hostages]
Photo Credit: AP Photo/Mahmoud Illean

BBC Radio 4 Today video clip on Twitter/X
https://x.com/BBCr4today/status/1948665551426932762/video/1

Nick Robinson photo (1)
The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/nick-robinson-cancels-today-programme-appearance-after-concerns-over-strength-of-his-voice-a6738366.html

David Mencer photo (2) Telegram: QudsNEN
https://x.com/QudsNen/status/1786392213116649947/photo/1

David Mencer photo (3) screen cap from BBC video clip
h ttps://x.com/BBCr4today/status/1948665551426932762/video/1

Nick Robinson photo (2)
The Spectator
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/nick-robinson-hacked-in-crypto-scam/

Next time someone tries to tell you Palestine (and Palestinians) never existed, remember these words…

Next time someone tries to tell you Palestine (and Palestinians) never existed, remember these words spoken by Golda Meir, the only woman to have served as Prime Minister of Israel, from 1969-1974.

The state of Israel, on the other hand, didn’t exist until 1948.

Open letter to RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme

Open letter to RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme

Dear Commissioner Duheme:

Why have you not publicly announced your investigation into those Canadians and Canadian organizations who have participated in Israel’s genocide under the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Program?

Where is the RCMP hotline?

Where is the dedicated RCMP webpage?

Where are the RCMP media interviews denouncing such breaches of Canadian Law?

Where are the RCMP questionnaires soliciting witness testimony from those trying to flee Israel, and/or the families that have not been able to get their loved ones out of danger?

You have done so much for the Ukrainians.

Why have you done so little for the besieged Palestinian civilians? Why isn’t the RCMP providing the same level of assistance to the victims of Israel’s genocide in Gaza?

Palestinians are being bombed and buried under the rubble of their homes.

Palestinians sheltering in schools have been blown up.

Palestinians are being burned to death in tents in refugee camps.

Palestinians are being starved, and then shot when trying to get humanitarian aid to feed their families?

Palestinians have been forced to evacuate of Gaza hospitals, sometimes leaving premature babies to die alone.

Palestinian medical professionals and their patients have had their hands ziptied and been bulldozed into mass graves in hospital courtyards.

Palestinian toddlers have been targeted and shot in both the chest and the head according to MSF doctors trying to save them.

In March of 2024 the UN determined that more children had been killed in Gaza in less than 6 months than all the children killed in four years of conflict in the rest of the world.

The International Court of Justice has ruled Israel’s occupation of Gaza illegal.

Unlike Ukrainians, the people of Palestine have no air force, or air defence, nor do they have an army or navy with which to defend themselves from Israel’s sophisticated aerial bombers, fighter jets, naval vessels, army tanks, artillery, and killer drones.

Palestinian Hospitals, Ambulances and medical workers are being targeted, and killed

Palestinian Journalists are being targeted and killed.

Humanitarian Aid Workers are being targeted and killed.

Foreign media are locked out of Palestine, and yet there are many Canadians volunteering in the IDF, killing Palestinian civilians as part of the Israeli military attack. Canadians like me are helpless as we watch the dehumanization and massacre of innocent Palestinians, often recording their own Genocide in real time.

Why does the RCMP have such a poor track record of applying Canadian law when it comes to Isreal? Is Israel somehow above International Law?

What happened to the formal legal complaint concerning individual Canadians violating the Foreign Enlistment Act by inducing Canadians to join the Israeli military?

I know I am disturbed at the thought Canadians participating in the carnage will be returning home and worse, disregarding Canadian Law because they will feel the same impunity for antisocial behavior here that they had enjoyed in the Middle East.

As Canada’s premier law enforcement Agency, the RCMP must apply the law. Period.

The RCMP should not bow to political pressure or bullying from foreign countries or special interest groups.

Nor should the RCMP’s ties with the IDF influence the service’s enforcement of Canadian Law. Having seen many videos of IDF soldiers routinely mistreating the innocent Indigenous population of Palestine, and learning Canadian law enforcement agencies send their members to be “trained” in Israel, perhaps such “training” has influenced RCMP scandals in which innocent civilians and Indigenous people have been similarly mistreated.

Canadian politicians claimed our nation is a Rule of Law country. But failure to enforce Canadian laws when it comes to friends like Israel undermines the credibility of both the Government of Canada and the RCMP.

Why should Canadians respect (much less follow) Canadian Law if the RCMP fails to enforce it?

There are no good reasons– only disturbing possible reasons – for RCMP’s failure to investigate and enforcing Israel’s violations of Canada’s War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity Act with the same vigor the RCMP has employed in respect of similar breaches of International Law in respect of Russian activity in the Ukraine.

This is not a good look for a nation that prides itself for its diversity.

Especially when civilians in Gaza are enduring an active genocide.

If none of the above is of concern to the RCMP, perhaps the prospect of being charged with complicity for failure to enforce appropriate Canadian Humanitarian Laws at the International Court of Justice and/or the International Criminal Court should be of concern.

As a Canadian citizen, I must insist your agency should do its job.

Sincerely,
Laurel L Russwurm

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My letter began with the the letter sponsored by Just Peace Activists and the Canadian Foreign Policy Institute on the Action Network’s The RCMP must investigate Israeli War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity letter campaign.

They’ve provided a form letter (at the link below) which participants can send as is, or add to or edit as I a have. I encourage you to click the link below and send your own letter. In a democracy, even as poor a democracy as ours, we must hold our institutions accountable.

Free Palestine!

https://actionnetwork.org/letters/rcmp-investigates-israeli-crimes-demand-they-apply-law

e-4802: Government Response

Dateline: May 22nd, 2024 – Hot off the Canadian House of Commons digital presses:

Response by the Minister of International Development

Signed by (Minister or Parliamentary Secretary): Aniita Vandenbeld

“Canada is deeply concerned about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and its impact on the civilian population, which has been internally displaced multiple times and is unable to meet its most…


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e-4802: Government Response

Dateline: May 22nd, 2024 – Hot off the Canadian House of Commons digital presses:

Response by the Minister of International Development

Signed by (Minister or Parliamentary Secretary): Aniita Vandenbeld

“Canada is deeply concerned about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and its impact on the civilian population, which has been internally displaced multiple times and is unable to meet its most basic survival needs.

“Officials are following reports of imminent famine in Northern Gaza and food insecurity across the Strip. Canada continues to advocate for more trucks to be allowed into Gaza and for more entry points to be opened. Canada was the first G7 country to provide support to Gaza after October 7, 2023, and is one of the world’s largest donors of assistance to address the current crisis. Canada has announced $100 million in humanitarian assistance to address the urgent needs of vulnerable civilians in this crisis, including a matching fund of $13,7 million that leveraged the generosity of Canadians.

“Canada also has a firm and consistent track record when it comes to advocating for the protection of civilians in armed conflict, promoting and protecting international humanitarian law, and reinforcing refugee protection, including for Palestinian refugees via UNRWA.  Canada has strongly called all parties to the conflict to abide by their obligations under international humanitarian law. The Government of Canada will continue to support civilians with life-saving humanitarian aid, while ensuring that Canadian funds do not go into the hands of Hamas.

“On March 8, 2024, Canada has resumed its funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), given the urgent humanitarian situation in Gaza and the significant processes taken to address allegations and reinforce zero tolerance against terrorism within the United Nations (UN) and UNRWA. The decision was based on confidence in the ongoing investigation and review processes; a satisfactory briefing by the UN Secretary General on the interim report of the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS), and the rigour of the independent review led by former French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna. UNRWA had already taken immediate steps to strengthen oversight, accountability, and transparency.

“Recognizing UNRWA’s critical role and the reliance of other aid organizations on UNRWA’s experience, infrastructure, and logistical capabilities, and also recognizing the critical and worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza, Canada judged that the lifting its pause on UNRWA was well-advised and opportune. As the first country to re-instate funding to UNRWA after having paused, Canada was able to demonstrate leadership in the sphere of humanitarian assistance; several other donors who had paused followed suit. Canada continues to take action to respond to the crisis, including by being a vocal advocate for UNRWA.

“Since March 8, 2024, a number of donors that had previously suspended their funding have since lifted their pause. The list as of May 2, 2024, includes: Australia, Finland, Germany, Japan, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Sweden.

“Canada has welcomed the final report of the Independent Review Group. We will be closely reviewing the findings and recommendations and will work with fellow donors, the UN and UNRWA to ensure that all recommendations are fully implemented, and the principle of neutrality is fully respected in UNRWA activities.

“Canada is calling for a lasting and sustainable ceasefire. Humanitarian assistance must be able to reach civilians in need. The Government of Canada has reiterated that any ceasefire cannot be one-sided. Hamas must lay down its arms and all hostages must be released. Canada remains firmly committed to a two-state solution. Canada’s position is that there needs to be return to a framework that can best guarantee sustainable peace and dignity for both Israelis and Palestinians.”


Petition e-4802 goes to Parliament #RestoreUNWRA

My petition closed after its 30 day run with nearly 10k signatures. Here’s our sponsor, Mike Morrice (Kitchener Centre MP) presenting it in the House of Commons. https://youtu.be/U2sN4MS96gY

The government has something like 45 days in which to reply.

Thoughts:

In a day or two, the countries that have been pledging financial support for UNWRA pulled their funding because Israel made unfounded…


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Petition e-4802 goes to Parliament #RestoreUNWRA

My petition closed after its 30 day run with nearly 10k signatures. Here’s our sponsor, Mike Morrice (Kitchener Centre MP) presenting it in the House of Commons.
https://youtu.be/U2sN4MS96gY

The government has something like 45 days in which to reply.

Thoughts:

In a day or two, the countries that have been pledging financial support for UNWRA pulled their funding because Israel made unfounded accusations about a tiny percentage of UNWRA workers. Months later, many have still not restored funding, even though no evidence to support the allegations has come from Israel.

Why does everybody believe Israel?

If you’re friends with a pathological liar, you need to learn to get the evidence before you believe.

Key Canadian Policy on Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Lisa MacLeod is a Progressive Conservative Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Ms MacLeod’s tweet begins with an #AdHominem attacks accusing the “Jews Say No To Genocide” protest of “hate speech,” then characterizes their protest as a “sick” “antisemitic” “intimidation fest.

In the following @cbcnews clip, the “Jews Say No To Genocide” explain that they’re protesting an Israeli sale…


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