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
Israel says killing of Canadian aid worker was not a crime
Montreal, August 19, 2026 — On this World Humanitarian Day, Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME) is urging the Canadian government to hold Israel accountable for the killing of Canadian aid worker Jacob Flickinger in April 2024. Just today, the Israeli army announced that there will be no criminal investigation into the incident, in which a series of Israeli airstrikes deliberately targeted a humanitarian convoy in Gaza, killing 33-year-old Flickinger alongside 6 international and Palestinian volunteers with World Central Kitchen. ...Read more >
Canada must sanction Israeli terrorism in the occupied West Bank: CJPME

Montreal, July 24, 2026 — Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME) is urging the Canadian government to respond to the urgent warnings from Palestinian and Israeli human rights organizations who are calling for intervention to stop the escalating Israeli violence in the occupied West Bank, which appears designed to spiral out of control. ...Read more >
Over 70 Human Rights, Labour, Faith, and Other Civil Society Organizations Defend the Curatorial Independence of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Ottawa, July 22, 2026 — Over seventy human rights, labour, faith, legal, and other civil society organizations from across Canada are speaking out in defence of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, its leadership, and its curatorial independence amidst organized pressure campaigns surrounding its exhibition Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present. ...Read more >
