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Amid revelations that an Ontario school picked a Palestinian protest anthem as the music for its Remembrance Day ceremony, it was not the only Remembrance Day to be co-opted by anti-Israel or “decolonial” politics.

Toronto crowd told they're 'settlers,' Kingston ceremony picketed by antizionists{ai:summary}An Ontario school chose a Palestinian protest anthem for its Remembrance Day ceremony, highlighting a trend where anti-Israel or "decolonial" sentiments are influencing such commemorative events. This incident raises concerns about the politicization of remembrance. #politics

FIRST READING: Poilievre slams Remembrance ceremonies hijacked by 'woke' politics

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