Canada Has No Business Mixing into Israel's Decisions...So Much for a Secular Society in quebec...The Big Move...

Canada has less than no business commenting on what Israel's government does. Zero. Neither do the other countries who signed a letter condemning Israel:

We, States of Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Iceland, Ireland, Japan, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain and the United Kingdom condemn the approval by the Israeli security cabinet of 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank.

Exactly what right do these countries have to tell Israel what to do, when to do it and how to conduct themselves in their own country? We'll tell you. No right.

They issued this statement because they are all infatuated with the “poor palestinians,” and have convinced themselves that Israel building homes is somehow a major obstacle to their fantasy two-state solution.

As we have written here more times than we care to count, a tw0-state solution would be the ultimate reward to hamas for October 7. It will never happen.

This comment hit the nail on the head:  

I strongly condemn Canada’s decision to meddle in Israel’s sovereignty, while aiding and harboring known terrorists. I also condemn Canada for allowing Jews in Toronto and across Canada to be harassed, attacked, and terrorized by jihadis and their sympathizers.

Fix your homeland before you criticize Israel.

How long have we heard Mr. Legault scream from the highest rooftops that he wants a secular society in quebec? How many laws has he passed banning hijabs, prayer in schools, and other things that are none of his business?

Here's a headline: He's full of it. Let's start with the huge crosses in the national assembly. If the province is so secular, they should be removed.

But the quiet, less obvious reason is that quebec is a catholic province and as such, christmas is sacred cow. Everything, but everything has shut down - for at least a day and a half for this holiday. Blanche, you think Legault is not celebrating with his family? Of course he is.

One of the four criteria of a Laïcité (lay) society that he wants is this: Religious neutrality of the State. In quebec, the state is anything but neutral when it comes to religion.

If he's going after muslims, then go after them and be straight. Alas he just can't do that. He has to drag everybody else along as collateral damage.

Guess who is swearing in Mamdani as mayor of New York city?

Bernie Sanders.

No comment.

One has to wonder how long the media is going to protect Mark Carney. We don't want to bust anybody's bubble, but he's not the second coming and, wait for it - is doing an awful job negotiating with both the US and Mexico.

Let's start with Mexico. Many Mexican companies have approached Canada's embassy to inquire about establishing their business in our country including in sectors as diverse as construction, finance services, food processing and real estate.

They are met with frustration and excessive requirements, cost or red tape. What a surprise. Not.

Mark Carney is, in essence, a bureaucrat. He needs to cross every 't' and dot every 'i' to the nth degree. If you do that enough, you simply turn off people who want to do business with you. Not every scenario can be anticipated. Not in life and not in business.

But if you are an bureaucratic zealot, well, there is never enough red tape.

As for the US, we are not exaggerating when we say the needle has not moved at all since Carney became prime minister. He was touted as the only one in the entire country who was able to deal with Trump.

Alas, that turned out to be one of the biggest fabrications since Pinocchio.

One has to wonder when Canadians are going to wake up and realize he and his minions are dragging us down a dead-end road full speed, without a map.

To anyone clutching their pearls that we’re being unfair to Mark Carney, we invite you to consider the opening line of his holiday message to Canadians: "In a more divided and uncertain world..."

Guess who is doing nothing to make it less divided and less uncertain? Mark Carney.

He projects the energy of a man who believes his title should come by entitlement, not through effort or accountability. Do you know who I am? Who cares...

The Syrian Jewish community from Brooklyn has acquired two residential high-rise buildings in the center of Jerusalem, finalizing a real estate deal estimated at more than $270 million. The purchase includes roughly 200 apartments.

What is unusual here is that this acquistion involves families tied to a single community rather than a conventional real-estate investment group.

The buyers coordinated collectively to maintain communal cohesion, though many are not expected to move to Israel immediately.

Good for them. They are planning for the future, where all Jews will one day be.

Da pope should stick to poping. In his holiday message he said the following:   We must remember the people of Gaza, who he said have been "exposed for weeks to rain, wind and cold".

Can we talk? He's another woke liberal who has fallen for what the gaza health ministry put out over the past two years.

How about this Mr. Pope: Ask the gazans why, on October 7, hamas with the help of most of gaza and the UN, committed the worst atrocities on Jews since the Holocaust? They started the war. And now he's crying for them? Put a lid on it.

Good Shabbos

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