Truck with anti-Muslim messaging registered to Rebel News Network

‘Despicable in every way,’ Canadian political leaders slam Rebel News for Islamophobic truck messaging - NOW Toronto

Canadian political leaders are denouncing Rebel News for its hate speech, following the media group claiming responsibility for a truck advertising Islamophobic messages.

Rebel News' Ezra Levant calls in to NEWSTALK 1010 to discuss their cube van under investigation by Toronto Police hate crime unit for it's Islamophobic messaging - Moore in the Morning - Sound Bites

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Ad Displayed on Rebel News Van Under Investigation by Toronto Police

A Rebel News-sponsored truck is under investigation by Toronto Police’s Hate Crime Unit for displaying ads that police say are “Islamophobic.” The hate crimes unit is looking into complaints about the cube van which has been spotted on various city roads showing video footage of Muslims bowing in prayer as well as a large group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators in downtown Toronto. The ad asks “Is this Yemen? Is this Syria? Is this Iraq?” It goes…

Toronto Police investigate Rebel News for potential hate crime over ‘anti-Muslim’ messaging on advertising truck

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Toronto police hate crime unit investigating Rebel News billboard truck

Rebel News founder Ezra Levant says he could face up to two years in prison for allowing an anonymous group to run video advertisements on a truck he owns. The Toronto Police Service announced that its Hate Crime Unit is investigating the truck, which was filmed displaying video footage of anti-Israel protesters shutting down the streets in Toronto. In between video segments showing various demonstrations, the truck ads read, “Is this Yemen? Is …

Canada police investigate anti-Muslim video advert - Daily Trust

Police in Toronto, Canada have launched an investigation into a video advert displaying anti-Muslim images and messages. In videos posted to social media, the truck appears to display a series of questions that say: “Is this Lebanon? Is this Yemen? Is this Syria? Is this Iraq?” The truck then displays images of what appears to be Muslims praying and protesting in Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto. Palestinian flags and the square’s concrete arch…