Liberal MP office vandalized with red paint by far-left anti-Israel activists

Efron Monsanto
  |   December 12, 2023   |   Be the first to comment

Early Monday morning in Hamilton, Ontario, the office of Liberal Member of Parliament Filomena Tassi was vandalized. This act was in response to her not signing the ceasefire letter endorsed by 23 other Liberal MPs. The letter calls on Israel to halt its military operation aimed at finding the hostages held by Hamas after the October 7 massacre perpetrated by the terrorist group.

"We call on Filomena Tassi to add her voice to the ceasefire letter," stated in a social media post on Instagram by a pro-Hamas activist page, which showcased the vandalism against the federal member of parliament's office.

Red painted handprints covered the glass windows of the empty office, with a "genocide enabler" poster paper taped to the front door. The public sidewalk and steps leading up to the office featured anti-Israel messaging.

“...and demand she facilitate an end to Israel’s decades-long occupation” the post continues, bragging about the defacement.

This comes after two months of high tensions between communities following the October 7 massacre by Hamas which saw over 1200+ Israelis murdered, and 230+ originally taken hostage.

Prime Minister Trudeau has asserted the right for Canadians to peacefully express themselves but emphasized zero tolerance for antisemitism, Islamophobia, or "hate of any kind." This comes in response to the significant increase in pro-terrorist marches taking place in cities across Canada.

The ceasefire letter has been signed by over 30 Members of Parliament: 23 Liberals and 8 NDPs, including former cabinet minister Omar Alghabra, who has been credibly accused of harboring anti-semitic views.

In mid-October, just a week after the atrocities committed by Hamas, Rebel News' Lincoln Jay confronted Alghabra on the streets of Ottawa to ask if he condemned the attack.

The Liberal MP refused to answer and left with a slight grin.

Efron Monsanto

Head of Video

Formerly Hamilton-based, now Toronto man and Head of Video Production for Rebel News, Efron Monsanto joined as an intern in 2017 and has been a Rebel ever since. While witnessing Canada succumb to government overreach through the powers of un-elected medical bureaucrats, he became a video journalist. Documenting police and municipal thuggery alike, he strives to shine light on the darkness that is covering Canada’s liberty.

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