Canada: Muslim group hosts ‘Jew-free’ event and Oct. 7 massacre conference to be held in Toronto

Recently in Montreal, Montreal4Palestine demonstrators hung effigies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. There is a reason why Canada is seeing unprecedented levels of antisemitism since Hamas’ October 7, 2023 jihad massacre, dubbed “Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.” Muslim Brotherhood-linked operatives and revolutionary Palestinian “resistance” groups, as well as members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, have found a base in Canada. The target: Jews. The longterm goal, however, isn’t only Jews. It’s infidels. The Islamic Republic of Iran and Muslim Brotherhood are part of a 1400-year backing of Islamic conquest with the same end goal of establishing Islam‘s supremacy over infidel lands.

In 2022, the Canadian Liberals were accused of “funding hate” at a Muslim Association of Canada conference. The Muslim Association of Canada admits its roots in the Muslim Brotherhood (MB):

The MAC had no qualms about admitting its Muslim Brotherhood roots.

Recently in Canada, the MAC was spreading its propaganda again: “‘Jew-Free Canada’: Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Group Displays Open Call for Judenrein Canada at Toronto Conference,” by Vlad Tepes, RAIR Foundation,  May 27, 2026:

Muslim Brotherhood-linked MAC held its national convention at Toronto’s taxpayer-funded Enercare Center, where CMPAC facilitators silently allowed “Jew free” to dominate the live word cloud in a youth “Visionaries of the Ummah” activism workshop opened with praise for founder Hasan al-Banna.

Over the May long weekend, the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC), widely recognized as the Canadian arm of the Muslim Brotherhood, held its national convention at the city-owned Enercare Center in Toronto.

The Muslim Association of Canada (MAC) is one of the largest and most influential Muslim organizations in the country, operating mosques, Islamic schools, and charities across multiple provinces.

MAC has deep ideological roots in the Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan). Its own archived public statements openly declared that its “modern roots can be traced to the Islamic revival of the early twentieth century, culminating in the movement of the Muslim Brotherhood,” and that it follows the teachings of the Brotherhood’s founder, Hasan al-Banna.

A Canada Revenue Agency audit further documented MAC’s extensive connections, including emails with Brotherhood officials, support for Brotherhood-linked causes, and activities that appeared to advance the organization’s goals.

In a youth workshop during the May Long Weekend conference titled, “Visionaries of the Ummah: Youth Activism Lab,” participants were asked what kind of community they wanted to build. A live word cloud projected on the big screen for the entire room included the phrase “Jew free” among the prominent suggestions.

Not a single adult in the room, including facilitators from the Canadian Muslim Public Affairs Council (CMPAC), objected or removed it…

The next Islamic conference of note is in November. Hosting this one is the Masar Badil Movement Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement. “October 7 Massacre conference to be held in Toronto by branch of banned terror group,” by Michael Starr, Jerusalem Post, May 17, 2026:

A pro-October 7 massacre conference is set to be held in Toronto in November, according to the Masar Badil Movement Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement Instagram account, hosted by a branch of an organization banned by Canada for being a terrorist group’s front.

The Three Years of Al-Aqsa Flood Conference, subtitled “Resistance & Return From the Belly of the Beast,” is being organized by Masar Badil, an organization closely linked to Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, which was listed by Canada as a terrorist entity for its close links to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terrorist organization.

“2026 marks three years since one of the most courageous acts of resistance in our lifetimes: Al-Aqsa Flood Battle. This is the time for us in the Global North – particularly in occupied Turtle Island, the home of American and Canadian imperialism – to have a serious reckoning with this glorious feat, which took the theoretical notion of liberation and made it concrete,” Masar Badil wrote on the conference website.

“The brave efforts of the resistance continue to open up the possibility of return for the scattered Palestinian diaspora, who must now form a response to this newfound reality,” continued Masar Badil.

Masar Badil said it wanted to organize the event to “consolidate regional forces” and announced the conference on Nakba Day to make the day not just one of mourning but also one that reaffirms “Palestinian resistance.”….

See more about the Masar Badil Movement on its website. Some excerpts:

On May 25, 2026, the 26th Resistance and Liberation Day in Lebanon, the Masar Badil, the Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement, salutes the people and the Resistance of Lebanon, led by Hezbollah, who won the liberation of the South on that historic date in 2000 and who are certain to, once again, secure the full liberation and true sovereignty over all of Lebanese land, expelling the occupier and colonizer that wishes to steal the land of the South and target its people.

May 25, 2000, is one of the glorious historical moments in the Arab people’s struggle against Zionism and imperialism. This day marks the anniversary of the forced unconditional withdrawal of the “Israeli” occupation army from South Lebanon after nearly 20 years of occupation — in humiliation, leaving behind its collaborators, military camps and notorious torture prisons. This great victory of the Arab people, the first real such victory since the Nakba of 1948, was created through the resistance fighters of the South, the Beqaa, and throughout all of Lebanon. It was a date that made clear, firmly and indelibly, that land and life can never be restored through negotiations, submission, normalization or foreign tutelage, but only through the weapons, the political vision, and the principles of Resistance….

…On this Resistance and Liberation Day, we reaffirm that the resistance in Lebanon, Palestine, Yemen, Iran and across the region remains a living force that cannot be defeated. The blood of the martyrs lights the road toward liberation, return and victory….

…Glory to the martyrs, victory to the resistance, liberation for Lebanon and Palestine!…

The seriousness of what these conferences represent in Canada has not awakened Canadians who largely do not recognize the threats they pose — from the perpetuation of virulent Jew-hatred, falsely presented as a “resistance” — to the religious nature of such events, rooted in Sharia supremacy.

Given Canada’s antisemitism problem, how are Canada’s law enforcement and politicians allowing events to take place that cross lines to incite hatred against Jews and celebrate and promote the worst kind of revolutionary violence?