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Canada’s failure to act against transnational crime is imperiling US national security: Joe Adam George in The Hill

Canada lags far behind allies in efforts to curb terror financing and transnational crime.

February 6, 2024
in National Security and Defense
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Canada’s failure to act against transnational crime is imperiling US national security: Joe Adam George in The Hill

This article originally appeared in The Hill. Below is an excerpt from the article.

By Joe Adam George, February 3, 2024

The magnitude of the Oct. 7 attacks has prompted Israel to draw up plans for a “new security reality”, encompassing the threat that the Iranian regime and regional proxies like Hamas and Hezbollah pose to its existence. The Netanyahu government has also stepped up its anti-terror financing efforts and seized significant funds intended for use by these terror groups.

However, while Israel has woken up to that grave reality, the same cannot be said about Canada as it lags noticeably behind, particularly in its efforts to curb terror financing and transnational crime.

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Source: The Hill
Tags: Financial CrimeFive EyesIsrael-HamasJoe Adam GeorgeTerrorism

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