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Newsroom Ready: Poilievre, Joly accuse each other of refusing to condemn antisemitism

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly refused to condemn hateful chants that call for the destruction of Israel. Joly says it is Poilievre who refused to condemn Nazi flags on Parliament Hill, and has cozied up to far-right groups and politicians who spread antisemitism. (Oct. 8, 2024)

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