Palestinian group linked to anti-Israel protests receives Canada Summer Jobs funding ...Middle East

Source: Unsplash The Canadian government is subsidizing a full-time summer job for a “social events coordinator” with the Atlantic Canada Palestinian Society of Saint John through the Canada Summer Jobs program. The organization is a chapter of the Atlantic Canada Palestinian Society, a non-profit Canadian-Palestinian organization that has shared a series of anti-Israel posts on social media and organized pro-Palestine protests and rallies across the region. When asked by True North if the job, which offers $15.30 an hour for 35 hours of work per week, would involve organizing protests, the ACPS of Saint John did not respond. The chapter’s parent organizations similarly did not answer

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Palestinian group linked to anti-Israel protests receives Canada Summer Jobs funding ...Middle East

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