Pro-Palestine supporters disrespect Remembrance day in Canada

We will be showing you two cases of what happened over the week of Remembrance Day.
First, Remembrance Day was greeted with a pro-Palestine protest, blocking roads and praying in the middle of Toronto. Zero respect for Canada, these protesters in large numbers shouted their propaganda when many Canadians just want to spend time and remember those who fought for our freedom. “Teach your children that the Zionist entity is the enemy.” “Teach your children that the resistance (Hamas) is an honor.” “Teach your children that there is no such country called Israel.” The protestors said.

In another case. An Ontario school found it appropriate to play a pro-palestine ‘peace’ song, and ONLY pro-palestine songs, as the school’s official remembrance day music.
As a slideshow was playing, showing Canadians in WW1, Arabic music played in the back to honour Canadians? The principal, Aaron Hobbs, defended the choices, saying that it was chosen to bring diversity and inclusion to Remembrance Day which is usually only about “a white guy who has done something related to the military.” The Liberal education system, once again politicizing a national holiday, a day of remembrance.
“It has come to my attention that the inclusion of the song ‘Haza Salam’ in the program caused significant distress to some members of our school community. For this, I would like to offer my apologies,” said Hobbs.
“It was weird. I was confused. What is this song saying?” said one student.
“There was only one song. There were no other ethnic songs, or other songs, just one. It was played three times,” said a parent.
“No one would allow a song in Hebrew to be played, even if it was called Shalom, at a Canadian Remembrance Day ceremony. It should have been a song in English or French or an Indigenous language. How did Arabic become an official language of Canada?” said another parent.
The Liberals have divided Canadians so much, and have made every aspect of life all about their politics.