Hamas.com billboard truck shows up at McGill University encampment
May 23, 2024
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Alexa Lavoie reports from the McGill University campus in Montreal, where a billboard truck promoting Hamas.com, a satirical website that appears to promote the terror group while actually highlighting its crimes, stopped by the anti-Israel encampment.
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