During his election campaign, the Conservative Party leader in Canada has pledged to boycott the hated foreigners in his election campaign, and the parades conducted by the performers who support the Palestinians contribute to increasing the opposition.
Bolifer’s comments came in his campaign in the Oriva region, in which he was competing with the Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister Mark Karne, who was angered by his Israeli replica Benjamin Netanyahu this week because of his statements about the war in Gaza.
“We will strive to hate violence and hatred by violating laws and to hate violent attacks based on race and religion,” the Conservative leader told reporters.
“Anyone here with a visa for a visit and violating the law”, which is similar to the administration of US President Donald Trump, which was boycotted by students involved in Pro -Pelestinian exhibitions.
Previously, Poalverver had sought to distance himself from Trump, and the French press agency said that financial attacks and threats were angered by the United States’s northern neighbors.
The Canadian Governor has denied Pro -Pelestinians’ protests, which will help to increase hate crimes.
Universities and parades have been supported by the Palestinians in protest against the war in Sit -Ins Gaza, but in some cases the police have been charged with demonstrators.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney praised one of those who participated in the electoral meeting of Israeli Gaza.
Canada pointed out that Canada had imposed the imposition of Canada’s sanctions on Israel, to respond to a post on Netanyahu in a post on an ex -platform, in which he said: “Instead of supporting Israel, a democratic state that is fighting a fair war against Hamas (movement).”
The Carney later explained that he had not heard and supported the allegations against Israel for making a carnage in Gaza and called for “every attempt to reach a ceasefire in Gaza”.
