The suggestion last week by Prime Minister Mark Carney that Canada should consider reopening an embassy in the Islamic Republic of Iran for the sake of ”engagement” could lead to dangerous results. Reopening embassies are not one-way streets. If Iran agreed, it would demand that its embassy in Ottawa be reopened. And if that happened, the world’s largest state sponsor of terror and antisemitism would have an operations centre in the heart of Canadian soil. Read More
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