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Iran, not a 'black and white' issue, prof says.
Iran, not a 'black and white' issue, prof says.
By ANDY LEVY-AJZENKOPF, Staff Reporter, Canadian Jewish News
Thursday, 19 March 2009
TORONTO — The western world needs to recognize that there’s a deepening schism in Iran between its hardline, nuclear-power-obsessed, Islamist theocracy and a burgeoning, liberal, youthful civil society.
Accommodation or Intimidation?
‘White guilt’ helps Islamists, moderate Muslims say
By PAUL LUNGEN, Staff Reporter, Canadian Jewish News
Thursday, 05 March 2009
Defending Freedom on Canadian Campuses
Campuses hostile to Jewish students, panel says
By SHERI SHEFA, Staff Reporter, Canadian Jewish News
Thursday, 05 February 2009
TORONTO — The Jewish community needs to take universities back from anti-Israel student groups who have created an atmosphere on campus that is hostile to Jewish students and supporters of Israel, says Sean Egan, a University of Toronto medical professor.
Durban II: Anne Bayefsky Keynote Speaker
By Shlomo Kapustin
Jewish Tribune Correspondent
Friday, 24 Sep 2008
Cotler Criticizes UN
By Rick Kardonne
Tribune Correspondent
Friday, 09 May 2008
TORONTO – The United Nations came under heavy criticism by Liberal MP Irwin Cotler in a speech to a large audience of top Canadian legal personnel in the boardroom of the downtown law offices of Blaney McMurtry. This speech, The Law and Human Rights, was sponsored by the Speakers Action Group and the Canadian Jewish Legal Rights Association.
Jews, Hindus face similar problems, say speakers
By PAUL LUNGEN, Staff Reporter
Thursday, 21 February 2008
TORONTO — It took until nearly the end of the program for someone to finally mention "the elephant in the room." But in a question-and-answer period, the two speakers, one a Jew, the other a Hindu, were asked to comment on the dangers both groups faced from radical Islam.
"Do journalists manipulate the news? Of course we do," says Fulford
"Do journalists manipulate the news? Of course we do," says Fulford
Written by Frank Lambert
Thursday, 13 December 2007
TORONTO – "Journalists are desperate for attention…. It's our professional oxygen," said Columnist Robert Fulford of The National Post. "Do we manipulate the news? Of course we do."
