Tens of thousands participated in Toronto’s annual Walk with Israel, with police estimating around 56,000 attendees, surpassing last year’s record by 6,000. The event featured a rally at Temple Sinai with performances, expressing a strong sense of community among participants, as noted by UJA’s Sara Lefton and survivor Omri Kohavi. Although there were some anti-Israel protesters, their numbers were lower than in previous years, allowing the event to focus on unity and pride within the Jewish community while celebrating shared cultural ties with Canadians.
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