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Jon Liedtke joined The Gene Valaitis Show on Niagara's 610 CKTB discussed the resignation of Regional Chair Bob Gale following his purchase of an autographed 1924 copy of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf. Valaitis, the son of a Holocaust survivor, condemned the text as a hate manifesto, while Liedtke criticized Gale for omitting its title from his resignation letter.
They also discussed a $10 million federal security grant for the Jewish community, which Liedtke called "too little too late" amid a 124% spike in anti-Semitism. He noted that while Jewish Canadians comprise only 1% of the population, they face roughly 70% of religiously motivated hate crimes. Finally, both condemned Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow for attending a polar bear plunge instead of a press conference addressing recent shootings at three local synagogues.
They also discussed a $10 million federal security grant for the Jewish community, which Liedtke called "too little too late" amid a 124% spike in anti-Semitism. He noted that while Jewish Canadians comprise only 1% of the population, they face roughly 70% of religiously motivated hate crimes. Finally, both condemned Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow for attending a polar bear plunge instead of a press conference addressing recent shootings at three local synagogues.
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By Jon LiedtkeJon Liedtke joined The Gene Valaitis Show on Niagara's 610 CKTB discussed the resignation of Regional Chair Bob Gale following his purchase of an autographed 1924 copy of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf. Valaitis, the son of a Holocaust survivor, condemned the text as a hate manifesto, while Liedtke criticized Gale for omitting its title from his resignation letter.
They also discussed a $10 million federal security grant for the Jewish community, which Liedtke called "too little too late" amid a 124% spike in anti-Semitism. He noted that while Jewish Canadians comprise only 1% of the population, they face roughly 70% of religiously motivated hate crimes. Finally, both condemned Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow for attending a polar bear plunge instead of a press conference addressing recent shootings at three local synagogues.
They also discussed a $10 million federal security grant for the Jewish community, which Liedtke called "too little too late" amid a 124% spike in anti-Semitism. He noted that while Jewish Canadians comprise only 1% of the population, they face roughly 70% of religiously motivated hate crimes. Finally, both condemned Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow for attending a polar bear plunge instead of a press conference addressing recent shootings at three local synagogues.