Even after six months of routine anti-Israel rallies hitting the streets of Toronto, a series of weekend demonstrations featured a notable increase in pro-terror rhetoric and extremist symbology.

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The Toronto Police union has complained that officers have been 'threatened with injury or death' at anti-Israel protests{ai:summary}<p>Anti-Israel rallies in Toronto took a dangerous turn with increased pro-terror rhetoric and extremist symbols. Child seen at demonstration with sign supporting Hamas as a "Palestinian Resistance Movement." #politics</p>

Toronto demonstrators urged to 'live up to the example' of Hamas

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