Politicians and community leaders are warning that anti-Israel rallies planned for Al-Quds Day this Sunday could be filled with antisemitic chants and the glorification of terrorism, and they are asking law enforcement to do more to protect the Jewish community.

“There’s been a long history of concern about Al-Quds Day, which is an annual hateful protest, an event that calls for the elimination and eradication of the State of Israel,” Toronto city councillor Brad Bradford told National Post.

Although nominally calling for the "liberation" of Jerusalem, Al-Quds Day protests across the globe often bring chants of "Death to Israel."{ai:summary}<p>Politicians and community leaders are raising alarms over anti-Israel rallies scheduled for Al-Quds Day, fearing they may feature antisemitic rhetoric and glorification of terrorism. They urge law enforcement to enhance protection for the Jewish community amid these concerns.</p><p>Toronto city councillor Brad Bradford emphasized the longstanding worries surrounding Al-Quds Day, labeling it an annual event that promotes hatred and calls for the eradication of Israel. #society</p>

Police urged to protect Jews from 'hateful' Al-Quds Day protests in Canada

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