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A series of anti-Israel riots in Montreal have attracted international condemnation, and prompted Conservative calls for an emergency parliamentary probe.

It was actually two distinct riots, unrelated except that they both hate Israel and think Canada is illegitimate{ai:summary}Anti-Israel riots in Montreal have drawn international condemnation and sparked demands from Conservative leaders for an emergency parliamentary investigation. The unrest highlights rising tensions and political divisions within Canada regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict. #politics

FIRST READING: How Montreal descended into two, near-simultaneous violent riots

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