Unified Toronto Police officers were praised on October 7 on October 7 Toronto police officers were praised and accepted the criticism of Anti-Israel rallies “Islamophobia”
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Ottawa – The Jewish community of Toronto now reacts to the alarm with a pair of Toronto Police Constaces in the deleted podcast episode.
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Haroon Siddiqui and Farhan Ali – Both Muslim Ali officials hosted the episode of the police Project Olive Branch Where a number of suspects, including October 7, 2023, Hamas began to turn terrorist attacks to transform Islam.
“A large number of people began to get information about Islam after October 7,” Siddiqui sat behind a large table with both full form and Toronto police crest.
“There was a lot of” reverts “than this process … The amount of people receiving Islam is incredible, nurture, and say that the Muslims target and why do they target?” “
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Converters are often called “Reverts” for all people of Islam for Muslim birth.
Podcast episode, in four sections, was downloaded to the official Instagram page of Ali on Monday – But Tuesday morning, writing was deleted.
The episode never appeared on the YouTube page of Podcast.
In the same conversation, the couple also criticized Toronto’s rallies against Israel “Islamophobia”.
“When we labeled like something that is not a group, suddenly there is an Islamophobic Islamophobic,” he said.
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“If someone calls for a Palestinian rally, people call for fear and thinking ‘OH WOD, these are people who support a terrorist organization labeled.’ But people who protest are there for a completely different reason. “
Hamas’ 7 October 2023, the Jewish community of Toronton’s rallies and marches by rallies and marches by rallies and rallies and rallies in front of the Jewish neighborhoods and rallies in front of the places of worship.
Open support or allegiance protesters to Hamas, Hezbollah and other terrorist groups are common in these rallies.
Toronto police are often criticized to become a blind eye. After the fire of burning workers in January last January, Avenue dried coffee until the activists who illegally occupied the RD. Bridge over Hwy. 401.
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A number of protesters were accused of motivated crimes of hatred, most of them are still in front of the courts.
Toronto police caused the concern of Podcast in society.
“Part of our officer, which is part of this podcast, is designed to build and strengthen relations with young people, especially young people,” he said.
“When developing the podcast, we accept some of this episode. We decided to take it in the light of this. We are faithful to all members of our communities.”
Casey Babb, a large MacDonald Laurier Institute and The consultant who provides Canada explained Sun On October 7, “unconsciously” to see officials boasting the transformation of Islam.
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“When men and women dressed as John Sinwar, the speeches of Abu Onaidan and how the Palestinian terrorism is, there is nothing to prevent both officials.”
B’nai Brith said that the protests of the Austin parcels of Canada were not peaceful demonstrations.
“They are pro-Hamas rallies that promote the ideology of the group and watching terrorism.”
“Calls are not free access to the slogans of Goyajar, who played the slogans of Goyac, Hezbollah and Iran, are the approval of terrorism. It is a dangerous defection to try to show anxiety as ‘Islamophobia’.”
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The Michel Foundation of the Center for the Israeli and Jewish Affairs Center (CJA) expressed concern about Podcast.
“One of the participating officers (Toronto Police Service) ‘Islamic and Islamophobia’ s foundations, we think we are obliged to think that the views of TPS representing the official position of TPS,” he said.
“The Jews do not feel safe in Toronto, and why the police are repeatedly asked for our communities.
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