B’nai Brith Canada stated on Monday that following its campaign against a Toronto restaurant that wrote anti-Israel and pro-terrorist messages on its social media pages, Uber Canada has terminated its delivery of the restaurant’s products.
“In direct response to advocacy by B’nai Brith, Uber Canada has confirmed that it will no longer deliver Foodbenders products,” B’nai Brith Canada wrote on Twitter.
“Foodbenders is a #Toronto restaurant that has posted anti-Semitic slurs and pro-terrorist content on social media.”
#BREAKING: In direct response to advocacy by B’nai Brith, Uber Canada has confirmed that it will no longer deliver Foodbenders products. Foodbenders is a #Toronto restaurant that has posted antisemitic slurs and pro-terrorist content on social media. https://t.co/1D1C55l3Bi
— B'nai Brith Canada (@bnaibrithcanada) July 6, 2020
Kim Hawkins, the owner of Foodbenders, seemingly proud of her behavior, posted Uber’s letter on the Foodbenders Instagram page.
She also posted a Jerusalem Post article about her anti-Semitic behavior and wrote: “More hasbara. This is how Israel behaves when you expose war crimes and crimes against humanity, imprisonment of children, the nakba, the great march of return, or the right of return.”
Her most recent post featured another termination letter, this time from Ritual Technologies Inc, a software service company that provides mobile order-and-pay platforms.
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Someone should clue this little person of dog ancestry in that her place is TREIF so anyone who really cares about Israel, should not be eating from them in the first place. If they’re doing anything it’s a good thing by telling the wishy-washers to stay away.
Toronto is a very diverse place, and Canada is supposed to believe in equality for more than just 2 classes of people. (and hate-speech laws to boot). This type of thing has no place in Canadian society for ANY group to be eating at or patronizing. Not just about Jewish customers.