Your World Tonight Shooting strikes fear, Israeli PM points finger at Carney, Canada Post strike pending, and more
May 22, 2025
The tragic shooting of Israeli diplomats in Washington has sparked fear in Jewish communities across North America. Prime Minister Carney condemned the violence while tensions rise amid claims that some nations embolden Hamas. Meanwhile, a looming strike at Canada Post threatens small businesses just recovering from previous disruptions. The discussion also touches on the G7 meeting's economic implications and the celebration of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's MVP achievement, highlighting the growth of Canadian basketball and local acts of heroism.
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Tragic Embassy Staff Shooting
- Two young Israeli embassy staffers were fatally shot outside the Jewish Capitol Museum in Washington, D.C.
- The male victim had planned to propose, highlighting the human tragedy behind the attack.
Shooting Labeled Anti-Semitic Terror
- The FBI director called the embassy shooting a targeted anti-Semitic act of terror.
- The suspect expressed pro-Palestinian sentiments during his arrest, linking the attack to broader tensions.
Israel Links Criticism to Incitement
- Israel ties international criticism of its Gaza war to anti-Semitic incitement leading to violence.
- Canada and other Western countries are accused by Israeli officials of emboldening terrorist acts.
