There is strong support for Palestine, with protests calling for Gaza to live and criticism of Israel's actions, including accusations of genocide and apartheid.

US politicians are criticized for their unwavering support of Israel, with some accused of ignoring antisemitism or being 'Israel first' at the expense of other issues.

Some view criticism of Israel as antisemitic and dismiss concerns about an 'imaginary apartheid' in Israel while ignoring domestic issues.

Demonstrators in Montreal and Toronto called for an end to Israeli strikes on Gaza, a two-way arms embargo, sanctions on Israel, and the liberation of Palestinian political prisoners.

Some posts express outrage at Israel's actions and criticize the US, suggesting Israel made peaceful Jewish people targets and that American tourists face anti-American sentiment.

News outlets report on the pro-Palestinian marches in Toronto, noting the calls to honor martyrs and the ongoing debate surrounding the conflict.

One post reports on the arrest of a pro-Palestine protestor for assaulting an elderly woman holding an Israeli flag, claiming Jews in Canada are unprotected by an 'Islamic-Nazi Canadian regime'.

Protesters demand that the Canadian government impose a two-way arms embargo and sanctions on Israel, close Quebec's Tel Aviv office, and liberate Palestinian political prisoners.