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From Wikipedia:

Zionism[a] is an ethnocultural nationalist[b] movement that emerged in Europe in the late 19th century that aimed to establish a national home for the Jewish people, pursued through the colonization of Palestine,[2] a region roughly corresponding to the Land of Israel in Judaism,[3] with central importance in Jewish history. Zionists wanted to create a Jewish state in Palestine with as much land, as many Jews, and as few Palestinian Arabs as possible.[4]

Why should any religion have a nation? This is European Jewish people that have been European for multiple generations back a millenia saying that Palestine belongs to them and whose objective is basically to wipe Arab Palestinians off of Palestine through colonization and force. The movement of Zionism was started by people that are no more Semite than any other European Caucasian person at this point.

The whole movement of Zionism requires Palestinian genocide.

Jewish people deserve to be safe and deserve to have somewhere safe to be. But, Zionism isn't the right way.

EDIT: Just to clarify, I am against the idea of any ethnocultural state whatever it may be. This shouldn't be a thing. Jewish people however deserve to be safe anywhere. But it shouldn't require an entire people to be displaced or killed for them to be safe. This is ridiculous.

Oh come on, don't be so pedantic. He was their leader up until a couple of months ago.

Nonetheless, he said what he said and twisted the meaning of zionism to fit his narrative. They've also authorized sending money and military equipment to Israël while they were committing their genocide.

The real question is, do you honestly think this policy is going to stop with Carney at the helm?

I personally don't think so.

Meanwhile, the NDP has pushed for the recognition of Palestinian stetehood and have not been scared to call what Israël is doing a Genocide and stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people.

a Canadian would know that

Laisse moi te dire, mon ami, que je suis québécois et que notre peuple s'appelait "Canadien" bien avant que le Canada devienne un pays. L'hymne national, Ô Canada, a été composé en 1880 par Calixa Lavallée et chanté durant la fête de la Saint Jean Baptiste pour célébrer notre belle nation du Bas-Canada bien avant qu'elle devienne l'hymne national officieux en 1939 et officiellement en 1980. La majorité des icônes canadiens, ont été appropriés de la culture des Canadiens du Bas-Canada. S'il y en a un qui est Canadien icitte c'est bien moé, calice. Et je ne veux plus en entendre un osti me dire que chu pas un canadien, tabarnak. C'est tu clair?