Toronto police say they will have a “significant and visible” presence downtown on Saturday during the Al-Quds Day rally. “Our focus will be on ensuring public safety, preventing violence, and upholding the law,” Toronto police spokesperson Stephanie Sayer said in an email to CP24.com on Wednesday. Sayer noted that police will provide more information about what is expected on Saturday. The pro-Palestinian rally started in Iran during the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Jewish groups have denounced the anti-Israel event, calling it antisemitic and have repeatedly called officials to prevent it from taking place. This weekend’s rally is being held amid ongoing...
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