Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, last November reappointed Irwin Cotler as Canada’s Special Envoy on Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combatting Antisemitism. He has taken various similar steps to portray himself as a Jews-lover. However, in reality, Trudeau’s team is made up of real terrorists with anti-Semitic ideologies.
In the latest incident, Canada’s representative to the Palestinian Authority Robin Wettlaufer is being criticized for praising Palestinian official and convicted terrorist Jibril Rajoub in a tweet that has since been deleted. In the tweet, Rajoub was described as a “ great friend of Canada.”
Who is Jibril Rajoub?
Jibril Rajoub has been charged with encouraging terrorism, particularly against the Jewish people, on numerous occasions. Jibril Rajoub is a prominent member of the Fatah Party and a well-known political and military figure in Palestine.
He was detained in September 1970 after hurling a grenade at an Israeli army bus close to Hebron. He was later put on trial, found guilty of both the attack and belonging to an armed group, and given a life sentence. Jibril Rajoub was one of the 1,150 Arab detainees who were released in 1985 as part of a deal to liberate three Israeli hostages held by the PFLP terrorist organization. He was promptly detained again for resuming terrorist operations, but seven months later, he was freed. He was again detained until March 1987 after being caught for another terrorist activity in September 1986.
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Jibril Rajoub frequently makes insulting comments about Jews and Israel, despite Western attempts to depict him as a moderate. As the head of the Palestinian Olympic Committee, Rajoub wrote to IOC President Jacques Rogges in July 2012 opposing the motion, stating that “sports are a bridge for love… and should not be used for divisiveness and the spread of racism.” The motion was to observe a minute of silence during the 2012 London Olympics in memory of the murdered Israeli athletes from the 1972 Munich Games.
Rajoub stated, “Resistance to Israel remains on [the Palestinian] agenda. I mean resistance in all of its manifestations. We believe that popular resistance – with all that it implies – is successful and costly to [Israel].” he said in an interview with Lebanese TV in May 2013.
All of these incidents demonstrate Rajoub’s commitment to anti-Semitic ideology. In the recent tweet, Canada’s representative to the Palestinian Authority also went on to refer to a “fascinating discussion” of local politics with Rajoub, along with calling him a “great friend of Canada.”
Bogus claims by Trudeau
This clearly indicates that Trudeau’s support for anti-semitism is impeccable and all his efforts to curb its rise are nothing but bogus.
It’s not the only incident that leads us to conclude that the Trudeau team is anti-Semitic. In one of our earlier posts, we discussed how his team is made up of various members like this.
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The recent incident of tweets by a senior consultant at a government-funded anti-racism project named Laith Marouf coming to light is another example. On his private Twitter account, Laith has been quoted as saying this about the Jewish people, “You know all those loud mouthed bags of human faeces, aka the Jewish White Supremacists; when we liberate Palestine and they have to go back to where they come from, they will return to being low voiced bitches of [their] Christian/Secular White Supremacist Masters.”
Trudeau’s administration has made it obvious that it supports Islamists and Khalistanis in order to win over votes. The remaining minorities, on the other hand, who do not fit into his appeasement policies, are subject to insults and hate.
