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Canada is at a crossroad and must reconcile its foreign policy with historical injustices

Two realities are undeniable: first, occupation is the epitome of injustice. No amount of political, economic, military, or media rationale can alter its definition in history's eyes. Second, these actions will inevitably be recorded in history. It's essential that we stand on the right side of history, and the sooner we do, the better.

Opinion
BY KHALED AL-QAZZAZ
November 2, 2023

Opinion | BY KHALED AL-QAZZAZ | November 2, 2023

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