Alberta Opposition N-D-P Leader Naheed Nenshi is apologizing after posing in a photo with the Israeli ambassad...
Nenshi apologizes for photo taken with Israeli ambassador Alberta Opposition N-D-P Leader Naheed Nenshi is apologizing after posing in a photo with the Israeli ambassador. The photo was taken at last week’s Calgary Stampede with Iddo Moed. Nenshi says the image caused harm and hurt many people — and for that he is sorry.
Nenshi was one of a dozen Canadian politicians who appeared in photos with Moed that were shared during the Stampede, including Alberta Premier Danielle Smith.
- Published
- Jul 16, 2026
- Updated
- Jul 16, 2026
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- Lethbridge News Now
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- Politics
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- 1 min
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