The plaintiffs allege that the groups have "created an environment of hate on campus," which they say has made them uncomfortable to attend classes and exams. They also allege they have faced harassment and intimidation from the defendants.

None of the allegations have been proven in court.

In Wednesday's ruling, Justice Chantal Massé wrote the plaintiffs failed to show that the protests were causing irreparable harm, nor was there any indication at this point that the protesters intended to block access to exams or McGill's buildings. 

The judge pointed out that the plaintiffs have not themselves dealt with harassment, violent acts or threats. She also wrote that she only needed to consider the interests of the plaintiffs — not the public's.

So fucking glad to see the trivialization and weaponization of antisemitism with bogus allegations get struck down so cleanly.

Second excellent ruling by a judge in Canada that I've seen in as many weeks. The other one blocked a police agency from getting a case thrown out where they completely fucked over a guy by calling him a human trafficker.