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Weekend Chaos In Toronto And Montreal As Pro‑Palestinian Extremists Rampage

Hamas loyalists and jihadist sympathizers unleash “nights of rage,” harass Jews, and convert public spaces into militant rally grounds

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TORONTO & MONTREAL — What began as weekend demonstrations in support of Gaza rapidly devolved into open displays of extremist fervor and intimidation in Canada’s two largest cities.

Toronto:

Protesters invoked Gaza’s “resistance” and vowed “a night of rage,” with Hamas loyalist Nabil Jalbout—co‑owner of Mississauga’s Kanafani Restaurant—declaring they will “never” stop their actions in Toronto.

Outside a local synagogue, Jewish worshippers were verbally harassed by masked Hamas supporters chanting anti‑Jewish slogans.

Marchers threatened to make the Prime Minister “uncomfortable wherever he is,” parading through downtown streets.

An elderly Canadian woman filming the rally was surrounded by masked extremists, one of whom struck her phone from her hand.

Ahmad Hajahmad urged children to view membership in a designated terrorist group as an “honor.”

In a brazen display, protesters paused at major transit stations to conduct Islamic prayers, blocking commuters.

Montreal:

Members of “mtl4palestine” gathered outside the vacant Israeli consulate on Friday night, repeatedly chanting “Takbir” and “Allahu Akbar.”

Police shut down city streets to accommodate the crowd’s “night of rage” prayers and slogans.

A known jihadist openly signaled allegiance to Hamas, the Houthis, and Hezbollah—all designated terrorist organizations in Canada.

Children were seen being instructed in militant chants, effectively grooming the next generation of terrorists.

A frenzied mob pledged its loyalty to a terrorist group, transforming a peaceful neighborhood into a theater of intimidation.

These weekend events underscore a troubling reality: extremist ideologies are gaining public traction in Canada’s urban centers, endangering public safety and eroding social cohesion. As smoke grenades and hate chants fill the streets, impressionable minds are exposed to the glorification of terrorism, leaving communities on edge and authorities scrambling to restore order.

Ron East
Ron East
Born in Jerusalem and raised in Metulla, Israel, Ron brings a global perspective shaped by years living in Germany, South Africa, and now Canada. A proud veteran of the Israel Defense Forces, he has worked as an educator, community leader, and public speaker, publishing newsletters, award-winning magazines, and online platforms throughout his career. As the founder and Publishing Director of TheJ.Ca, Ron is dedicated to advancing thoughtful, principled conservative values while amplifying the pro-Israel, Zionist voice of the Jewish community in Canada and beyond.

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  1. Interesting — same old, same old, with even fewer numbers no matter what they do to make themselves look like a larger group. Kind of like the Tamil Tigers in the last few months of their war against Sri Lanka. I think the money is running out.

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