Display content from one page on another page
You may want your homepage to include snippets of content from another page, such as your latest 3 blog posts. To do this, click Website > Theme > New File and name the file _blog_latest.html, and click Create and edit file. Next, copy and paste the following contents into the file and click Save and Publish. Here, we used _tw_blog_latest.html
The examples below are executed via the liquid function: subpage in the template of this page. The two subpage lines each bring in three lines from a blog, as defined in two files that were created in the Template -> Files . The first file is: _tw_blog_latest.html and the second is _tw_blog_latest_example2.html
As Israel Doubles Down on E1 - Emergency Sanctions are Needed: Says Global Sanctions Coalition
OTTAWA – 17 September 2026 – Today the Global Sanctions Coalition (GSC) submitted a formal ”Stop the E1 Settlement” Sanctions request to Governments in Canada, Australia, the European Union and the United Kingdom calling for emergency sanctions to urgently prevent Israel's planned East 1 (E1) settlement expansion. The E1 project dangerously threatens to sever the occupied West Bank into two disconnected enclaves and “bury the idea of a Palestinian State.” ...Read more >
Despite recognition of statehood the CIFTA still treats Palestine as annexed: CJPME Report
Montreal, September 09, 2026 — A new report from Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME) warns that despite recognition of Palestinian statehood bilateral trade under the Canada-Israel Free Trade Agreement (CIFTA) still economically integrates the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) and illegal Israeli settlements into the State of Israel, running counter to international law and official Canadian foreign policy opposing settlements. Titled Annexing Palestine Through Trade: The Canada-Israel Free Trade Agreement and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, the report provides an updated analysis of Canada’s trade policy with Israel and Palestine in light of the international law context of the last three years, and provides further evidence to support Canada’s proposed restrictions on settlement trade. ...Read more >
CJPME welcomes proposed Canada ban on trade with Israeli settlements
Montreal, September 8, 2026 — Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME) welcomes today’s announcement by the Canadian government that it intends to impose restrictions on trade with illegal Israeli settlements. While this policy promises to be a major step forward, CJPME will be looking to ensure that the coming policy will not be limited to imported goods but will also apply to trade with services, investment, and property. ...Read more >