Attribute to Noah Shack, Interim President, Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs: “For the past 469 days, our Jewish community alongside Canadians from all backgrounds have been seized with the shared...Read More
Today, the Israeli government officially confirmed an agreement that will begin the process of returning hostages to their loved ones. For the past 469 days, our Jewish community alongside Canadians...Read More
Montreal witnessed a mix of celebration and cautious optimism Wednesday evening after the announcement of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.
After weeks of pressure from civil society groups and government officials, a conference promoting the idea of installing a global Islamic caliphate has been cancelled.
Pro-Palestinian groups in Canada say a newly negotiated ceasefire deal to pause the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip will not end their regular demonstrations in cities like Toronto, while a national Jewish advocacy group says it “will not rest” until every hostage held by Hamas is released.
"Hizb ut Tahrir Canada hereby announces, with regret, the cancellation of the Khilafah Conference 2025," the Canadian branch of the political party said on Facebook.