The National Post and Postmedia must be held accountable for threats against NDP leader
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In late September, the National Post published an opinion piece penned by Yoni Goldstein titled “Jewish law tells us how to deal with Avi Lewis.”
In the article, Goldstein labeled Lewis a rodef, a term from traditional Jewish law referring to a person having the active intent to harm others. The label merits the extrajudicial killing of the rodef in order to protect the people they threaten.
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