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Peter Larson, PhD, is the chair of Canada Talks Israel Palestine. (www.canadatalksisraelpalestine.ca) He frequently visits the Middle East and lectures on Israel/Palestine at Carleton University.

NDP could be in for divisive Israel-Palestine debate

  • New NDP leader Jagmeet Singh would probably prefer to avoid a public debate over Israel and Palestine at the party’s policy convention in Ottawa
Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | February 14, 2018
The NDP leadership, including foreign policy critic Hélène Laverdière, pictured, would likely prefer a less-strident resolution being sent to the party's convention this week than one on Israeli-Palestinian relations that appears to have support from more than 23 riding associations, writes Peter Larson. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

NDP could be in for divisive Israel-Palestine debate

Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | February 14, 2018
  • New NDP leader Jagmeet Singh would probably prefer to avoid a public debate over Israel and Palestine at the party’s policy convention in Ottawa

NDP could be in for divisive Israel-Palestine debate

Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | February 14, 2018
  • New NDP leader Jagmeet Singh would probably prefer to avoid a public debate over Israel and Palestine at the party’s policy convention in Ottawa
The NDP leadership, including foreign policy critic Hélène Laverdière, pictured, would likely prefer a less-strident resolution being sent to the party's convention this week than one on Israeli-Palestinian relations that appears to have support from more than 23 riding associations, writes Peter Larson. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Wine-labelling dispute uncorks serious problem with Canada-Israel trade deal

  • Six months ago, David Kattenburg, a Jewish son of Holocaust survivors who opposes Israel’s continued occupation of the West Bank, launched a complaint against
Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | July 27, 2017
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency recently demanded that Ontario liquor stores stop selling wines made in the West Bank and labelled 'Product of Israel,' but reversed the decision less than 24 hours later. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Wine-labelling dispute uncorks serious problem with Canada-Israel trade deal

Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | July 27, 2017
  • Six months ago, David Kattenburg, a Jewish son of Holocaust survivors who opposes Israel’s continued occupation of the West Bank, launched a complaint against

Wine-labelling dispute uncorks serious problem with Canada-Israel trade deal

Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | July 27, 2017
  • Six months ago, David Kattenburg, a Jewish son of Holocaust survivors who opposes Israel’s continued occupation of the West Bank, launched a complaint against
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency recently demanded that Ontario liquor stores stop selling wines made in the West Bank and labelled 'Product of Israel,' but reversed the decision less than 24 hours later. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

UN Security Council resolution on Israel will cause major headaches for Trudeau

  • After the UN Security Council voted last December to condemn all Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed
Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | April 3, 2017
During the election and since, Justin Trudeau gave repeated private assurances to Jewish groups that they 'have Israel’s back,' writes Peter Larson. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

UN Security Council resolution on Israel will cause major headaches for Trudeau

Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | April 3, 2017
  • After the UN Security Council voted last December to condemn all Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed

UN Security Council resolution on Israel will cause major headaches for Trudeau

Opinion | BY PETER LARSON | April 3, 2017
  • After the UN Security Council voted last December to condemn all Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed
During the election and since, Justin Trudeau gave repeated private assurances to Jewish groups that they 'have Israel’s back,' writes Peter Larson. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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