Beryl Wajsman is a journalist for The Suburban Newspaper, focusing on local news in Canada, specifically in Quebec and Montreal. With a passion for investigative reporting, Beryl covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events, providing readers with in-depth analysis and exclusive interviews.
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Local)
Beryl Wajsman's coverage is heavily focused on local politics and societal issues, particularly within the Montreal area. His articles often feature exclusive interviews, evolving stories, and expert commentary.
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Israeli daughter and mother Rotem and Batya Holin, and Assaf Artel. Joel Goldenberg Photo
Superior Court Justice Chantal Masse today extended the injunction against pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel protests near Jewish institutions until April 10.
By: Beryl Wajsman
During the Nazi era from 1933 to 1945, Canada took in less Jewish refugees in twelve years than was its quota for one year. It was the worst record of
Amb.Lyons (fifth from right) standing with Montreal political and community leaders at the Palais de Justice By Beryl Wajsman, Editor The Suburban
By: Joel Goldenberg, Beryl Wajsman
B'nai Brith Canada, CIJA and other organizations are demanding an apology from La Presse for a Serge Chapleau cartoon published March 20 portraying Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a vampire. The cartoon names Netanyahu "Nosfenyahou", a take-off of the silent movie Nosferatu," and adds, "on the way to Rafah," the next battle objective of the Israel Defence Forces against Hamas terrorists.
By: Beryl Wajsman, Joel Goldenberg, The Suburban
Superior Court Judge Andres C. Garin has ordered the anti-Israel group Independent Jewish Voices to appear before him April 10, to answer accusations of contempt of court.
By: Beryl Wajsman, Steve Goldberg
More than a dozen anti-Israel demonstrators were arrested Monday after they trashed and occupied the Scotiabank headquarters at Sherbrooke and Metcalfe downtown for hours before being led out one at a time, given an arrest ticket and an order to appear in court. The arrests were confirmed by senior sources to The Suburban.
A pro-Hamas protester is arrested and led out of Scotiabank's headquarters by the SPVM. Joel Goldenberg Photo
By: Beryl Wajsman, The Suburban
Eighty-one years ago this past April 19 the Nazis, under the command of SS Brigadier-General Jürgen Stroop, entered the Warsaw Ghetto to commence the final liquidation of the Ghetto’s Jews.
Concerning your editorial on “Time to end the tolerance of the intolerable”, I'm watching these protestors on TV with their covered faces and few of whom will comment on why they are there because they know deep down that they are disgusting. I think the government, as opposed to arresting these "children", should fly them all to Gaza so they can truly live for a while with the Hamas they so admire.
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