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Arguments, perspectives, and clearly labelled commentary.
Mohamed Ilyess Akodad was reportedly offered $15,000 to attack two buildings and a vehicle. Instead of asking the most basic question, such as, “Why does a stranger want me to burn these places?
Mansour Abbas and the Leadership Israeli Arabs Deserve
Why Montreal’s Rejection of a Break with Israel Matters to Lebanese Voices Seeking Peace Councillor Anastasia Zorchinsky welcomed the removal of a proposal to suspend Montreal’s institutional ties with Israel, while s...
Palestinians Deserve Better Than Mahmoud Abbas Why Salam Fayyad represents a more credible path toward Palestinian dignity, accountable government, and peace
Five minutes ago, I discovered that Isaac Choua is not only someone preserving Lebanese Jewish memory. He is Rabbi Isaac Choua, a rabbinic adviser and board member of the Sephardic Brotherhood of America.
Not long after the motion became public, Councillor Anastasia Zorchinsky took to Instagram to strongly oppose the proposal and warn about what it could mean for Montreal’s Jewish and Israeli communities.
Stronger Together Against Islamist Extremism
Her Excellency Zorchinsky Tours Her Private Ancestral Land
First of all, Shabbat Shalomush in advance.
A recent video by Ashley Steinwald raises a painful but necessary question: where does political criticism end, and where does antisemitism begin?
Montreal is facing a disturbing question: when does protest stop being political speech and become public intimidation?
A sharp editorial piece on how campus activism became polluted by intimidation, slogans, and anti-Zionist loyalty tests, and how Zorchinsky fought back with discipline, Jewish moral clarity, and zero apologies.
Montreal loves Jewish culture. The bagels, the hospitals, the writers, the memory work, the whole soul of it. Now try protecting Jews. Safety is the minimum.
Across the Middle East, old synagogues, family archives, and vanished communities are no longer only private memories. They are becoming civic questions: who preserves them, who narrates them, and who is allowed to return through history before returning in person?