Thousands gather at annual Walk with Israel in Toronto, showing solidarity in face of recent antisemitic attacks
An estimated 60,000 people participated in Toronto's annual Walk with Israel, marking the largest turnout in the event's 57-year history. The march occurred amidst heightened tensions and increased reports of antisemitic incidents in the city.
Why it matters
The record turnout highlights the growing polarization and community anxiety surrounding the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict within Western urban centers.
People participate in the United Jewish Appeal s annual Walk With Israel march in Toronto on Sunday. An estimated 60,000 took part, the most in its 57-year history. Sandra Ezekwesili/The Canadian Press
The report balances the description of the pro-Israel march with the context of rising antisemitism and the presence of counter-protesters.
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