In Canada, genocide in voting Gaza

If you suspect in the old chestnut that politics can be a “volatile act”, the Conservative Party leader in Canada, Pierre Boelifer wants to get a word.

For several happy months, a series of polls confirmed that Poilievre seemed to be about to become the next Prime Minister in the country with an amazing multiple prelude.

The patience voters, in general, were tension on the prime minister of consumer in Canada, Justin Trudeau, worried about the growing costs of living, from grocery stores to homes.

Poilievre and the shadow skin took advantage of the prevailing era and seemed to have been able to calm power from a tired liberal party that faced a sharp political account and prepared.

After that, Donald Trump returned to the White House, threatening to turn Canada to the 51st state of Federation.

Political terrain and risks, such as a sudden and confused earthquake. Liberalion was concerned about the opening of the disposal of Trudeau and the election of a new leader, former banker Mark Carne as a “dangerous” antidote to Trump.

With the day of election on the horizon, liberal wealth made a great face. Once late behind like the wounded wounded, he turns to the finish line, the party occupied a little forward.

But Carney and Cocksure must remember that the other old chestnut, along with taxes, there are no guarantees in life or politics.

Some polls reveal an tightening competition one The presence of conservatives prepare the initiative.

Although the issue that dominates the short campaign was the existential danger posed by a previous continental confederation on the sovereignty of Canada, for many of the Canadians concerned, the collective genocide sponsored by the state devouring Palestine and the Palestinians who suffer from such harsh and inhuman competence is the issue specified in these wonderful times.

These concerned and motivated Canadians have made it clear that the genocide in voting and that the political parties known in Canada are vibrant, or will suffer from inevitable consequences and cruelty.

Last week in Ottawa, dozens of Canadians showed their intention to keep Canada’s political leaders with their harsh account if they continued to refuse that Israel is guilty of genocide and refuses to tangled pressure on Tel Aviv to end the ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

“We are here in Ottawa,” and he is a Canadian meaning He said“To demand the blockade of bilateral weapons … and to say to all the politicians that if the ban on bilateral weapons does not support, you will not get one of our societies.”

This Canadian concerned is, of course, not alone.

Thousands of Canadians who are similar in thinking who invested time, money and energy have joined them to mobilize Arab and Muslim voters throughout Canada to practice their agency and privilege on April 28 in solidarity with their brothers and sisters trapped in Palestine.

Large popular movements in the country and vitality are seized, including #EELECTPALESTINE, MUSLIMSVOTE and Vote Valestine, with a comprehensive necessity to reform the fate of Palestine and the Palestinians at the Center for Political Dialogue in Canada.

Finally, their “voices” should be heard.

The cultural waiver that can be predicted-the rapid visits of the electoral time of mosques and discourse full of chrome threatened to connect the “tissue” sympathy with the “sad” Palestinian ordeal-lost the remaining wrong currency.

Instead, the strong electoral districts require that the main political parties in Canada be re-calibrated primarily and unambiguously for their long support to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu-a accused war criminal-and an explicit rejection of him, and international law aims to reduce tube and memory.

The momentum of the Crusader campaign in Canada states the “non -committed” issue designed by Arab and Muslim citizens during the 2024 US presidential elections, which warned the Democratic Party and its usual holder, Kamala Harris, that they risked the loss of voices in the decisive countries by continuing to arm and provide diplomatic cover.

Harris failed to take care of the urgent warning, and as a result, the presidency won the calm of Israel, its evangelical supporters in the United States and Netanyahu’s strategic goals.

Its reward?

Netanyahu embraced Trump as a brother’s arms in Genusidal.

The Democratic Party may have learned or has not learned a useful lesson that may affect or not affect its Israeli knowledge in 2028.

We will see, in time,.

Meanwhile, Carney and Poilievre were busy simulating Harris, mocking the urgent concerns of Arab and Muslim voters and their allies from the broader Canadian public.

Poilievre is an empty raw proud pronile zealot, a description Persistent protests in support of the Palestinian as “hate marches”.

For its part of the knights, it was Carney I faced In a march in Ontario earlier this month by a Canadian concerned, the Prime Minister asked, “Why are weapons to Israel are sent through the United States to kill our families?”

Carney’s response: Silence.

The Prime Minister and his therapies must know that Arab and Muslim Canadians will play a decisive role in the election results and can determine whether or not the new parliament is characterized by the majority government.

Arab and Muslim voters are a large part of voters in 90 steps – electoral areas – all over Canada, and in this way, standards can be raised in more than 40 seats.

As a man of professional numbers, Carney certainly realizes that the refusal or alienation of many Canadians, in many pioneers, only calls for disappointment and potential risks.

Public opinion poll modern Commissioned By the National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) Carney offers a template for how to win Canadians who intend to vote with Gaza and the West Bank of their minds and lives.

More than half of the Canadians support an arms exports to Israel. More importantly, approximately 50 percent want the ban to expand to a full ban in two directions.

These are not trivial results. They represent a clear and increasing consensus among Canadians who are tired of moral harmony of their leaders.

To date, Carney has been satisfied with hedging and adopting the so -called “balanced” approach in Canada. But the hedge will not be enough; The collusion will not be calculated.

Muslim and Arab voters watched in a state of despair as political elites in Canada, through their silence and inaction, participated in the humanitarian catastrophe against innocent people in the shattered remnants of Palestine.

Today, 56 percent of Canadians say Canada must recognize the arrest warrants for the International Criminal Court (ICC) in favor of Netanyahu and former Israeli Defense Secretary Yuof Gallant – and 70 percent of the liberal voters agree.

Carney needs more than supporting the ban on weapons full of gaps announced by Foreign Minister Melanie Jolie in March.

If he is serious about justice, Carney must support a bilateral ban, stand with the International Criminal Court and through the International Criminal Court, and insisted that Canada will not be a haven for the alleged war criminals.

Anything less, and Carney Canadians will treat Arab and Muslims with contempt for the signature of his predecessors – even when the polling, once, on their side.

Carney still has enough time to do the right thing, in time, for the right reasons.

I think the Prime Minister will hate the opportunity. Mark Carne is obligated, like Kamala Harris, to pay a permanent and durable price.

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