Plurality of Canadians believe Jews are the main target of hate in the country; students disagree: poll | Unpublished
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Author: Ari David Blaff
Publication Date: October 11, 2024 - 06:00

Plurality of Canadians believe Jews are the main target of hate in the country; students disagree: poll

October 11, 2024
Nearly a quarter of Canadians believe that the Jewish community is the number one target of hate crimes in the country

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October 11, 2024

Most students don’t know much about history and life in general. Not surprised they’ve fallen victim to extremist propaganda. Time to look at the cause.  When did Universities begin hiring extremist professors and who was behind the push, because this wasn’t the case when I attended university.  I believe it began 20-25 years ago… 


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