This video is from an event that Jewish students tried to conduct at Toronto University. They were attacked by “Students for Justice In Palestine,” as you can see.
“Broken glass. Blood everywhere. All because we’re Jewish — and tried to open dialogue.”
Jewish students at Toronto University were attacked by a mob of Free Palestine students while hosting an event with IDF veterans.
Free Palestine protestors, cosplaying as Hamas terrorists,… pic.twitter.com/Hnc9etcJcQ
— Hen Mazzig (@HenMazzig) November 6, 2025
The event was held off campus because Toronto University refused to permit it on campus, due to security concerns. Five people were arrested:
During the arrest process, cops allege some of the accused obstructed officers, and one individual assaulted an officer while attempting to prevent an arrest.
Nicole Baiton, 25, of Oakville, and Kiana Alexis, 22, of Toronto, were each charged with forcible entry, member of unlawful assembly, and obstruct peace officer.
Fatimah Mugni, 23, of Toronto was charged with forcible entry and member of unlawful assembly.
Chelsea Wu, 29, of Toronto, was charged with obstruct peace officer and assault peace officer.Manal Kamran, 21, of Toronto, was charged obstruct peace officer.
Can you defend yourself in Canada? From a Quick Look, it appears to be getting difficult:
A national freeze on the sale, purchase or transfer of handguns by individuals within Canada, and on bringing newly acquired handguns into Canada was imposed via regulatory changes that came into force on October 21, 2022. It has since been codified through legislative amendments to the Firearms Act that came into force on December 15, 2023 with the passage of the former Bill C-21.
Individuals may continue to possess and use handguns that were registered to them before October 21, 2022, and may sell or transfer their registered handguns to exempted individuals or businesses. Exempted individuals include: anyone who holds an Authorization to Carry handguns; and individuals who train, compete or coach in a handgun shooting discipline that is on the programme of the International Olympic Committee or the International Paralympic Committee.
It is hard to defend yourself against a mob with your bare hands.
