US EditionWalk With Israel attracts huge crowd for peaceful march in Toronto
- Toronto held its 56th annual Walk With Israel on May 25, featuring over 55,000 participants marching peacefully in the north end of the city.
- The event followed increased international tensions, including a recent shooting of two Israeli embassy staff in Washington, prompting heightened security and a police presence.
- A 57-year-old Toronto resident, Tarek Ibrahem, was taken into custody for shouting antisemitic insults during the march and faces charges related to property interference and public disorder.
- Organizers reported the event raised $1.4 million, nearly $200,000 more than last year, and managed to proceed despite pro-Palestinian protesters along the route separated by police barriers.
- The walk demonstrated strong Jewish community solidarity amid security risks, with officials emphasizing ongoing vigilance and the event’s role as a symbol of defiance against antisemitism.
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TORONTO – Over 56,000 people marched through Toronto on Sunday in the largest pro-Israel gathering outside of Israel this year. The annual Giant Walk for Israel, organized by UJA Federation of Greater Toronto, proceeded despite an Israeli security advisory warning of elevated threats against Jews in Canada. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily […]
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