Ezra Levant, a right-wing Canadian political commentator and founder of Rebel News, was arrested during a pro-Hamas rally in Toronto after allegedly refusing police orders to move away from the demonstration. Levant claimed the police action was discriminatory and motivated by antisemitism.

A video posted to Rebel News shows Levant arguing with police officers, who said his presence at the rally was �inciting the crowd.� During the exchange, Levant responded, �It�s because I�m a Jew. I�m refusing to leave because I�m a Jew, and I�m a citizen, and I�m your boss. And I don�t leave because you say Jews aren�t allowed on this side of the street.�

The officer then informed Levant he was under arrest for �breaching the peace,� prompting cheers from demonstrators, some of whom shouted �Zionist� and �loser.�

Photos from the rally show protesters engaging in hateful displays, including one dressed as slain Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who orchestrated the terror group�s October 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel. Another protester held a sign reading, �Free flights to Amsterdam,� referencing recent violent attacks on Israeli tourists in the Dutch capital.

BREAKING VIDEO: While reporting on the ongoing pro-terrorist demonstrations in the predominantly Jewish neighborhood of Toronto, @EzraLevant was arrested.

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� Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) November 24, 2024

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