
Islamism’s Quiet Entry Into Canadian Institutions
Canada has spent years debating Islamism as a problem of radical individuals.
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Canada has spent years debating Islamism as a problem of radical individuals.

The Arab Case for Israel: And Other Essays from a Distant Conflict, by Hussain Abdul-Husssain (New York: Post Hill Press, 2026)

What happens when an organization with significant influence in Canada hosts a major convention where speakers urge young Muslims to reject assimilation, pursue political power, and “repel” the perceived threats of the West?

The latest attacks on Jewish-owned businesses in Toronto should shock the conscience of every Canadian.
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For over a decade, UK Professor Steven Greer of the University of Bristol Law School taught a course on human rights in law, politics and society that included a module on Islam, China and the Far East.

The CLARITy Coalition (Coalition for Liberty Against the Reality of Islamist Tyranny) strongly supports H.R.

The CLARITy Coalition proudly stands in solidarity with the Unbreakable Bond Coalition, a groundbreaking initiative launched by Muslim and multi-faith leaders to reject the politics of boycott and affirm a different path—one rooted in dialogue, coexistence, economic cooperation, and peace.

Beginning immediately after the Hamas invasion of Israel and massacre of its citizens on October 7, 2023, Canada witnessed a disturbing surge in antisemitism unlike anything seen in recent decades.

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) was never created to become a vehicle for political activism.

In April 2026, the US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO) held its annual Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill.
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