Dr. Ben Thomson, a nephrologist at Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital, replied on X to another post by the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs that claimed babies had been beheaded and women raped during the Hamas attack on several communities in southern Israel. "No babies were beheaded, there have been no confirmed reports of rapes. You repeat this nonsense out of racism," Thomson wrote on Oct. 10. "In the meantime, Palestinians are experiencing genocide and war crimes and you are silent. History will judge you very badly." Do you believe Thomson should be suspended for this post?

In response to Thomson's post, a doctor at Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital (whose X account is now deleted) accused him of denying the Holocaust, and another Ontario doctor criticized him publicly for denying "the trauma of the victims of these unspeakable crimes." Do you consider Thomson's post to be anti-Semitic?

Thomson's home address was posted on a website where patients can rate physicians, along with further threats. These posts have since been deleted after Thomson made a request to the website for their removal, but they have prompted a police investigation and forced Thomson to leave his home on the advice of police. Regardless of if you agree with his post or not, do you think sharing someone's address online is going too far?