How is B’nai Brith Canada different? Unlike many other groups, we are completely self-funded, and we rely entirely on the generosity of supporters like you to allow us to succeed. B’nai Brith has ties to all parts of Canadian society and is a champion of democracy and freedom for all. We are the country’s oldest […]
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What is B’nai Brith Canada? B’nai Brith is recognized as a vital voice in promoting Jewish unity and continuity, a staunch defender of the State of Israel and global Jewry, a tireless advocate on behalf of senior citizens and a leader in combatting antisemitism & racism. We operate the country’s only 24-Hour Anti-Hate Hotline combatting
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I’ve been the victim of an antisemitic incident. Can B’nai Brith sue the perpetrator for me? If you have been the victim of an antisemitic incident, we encourage you to submit a confidential online report here, or call our 24-hour anti-hate hotline at 1-800-892-2624. While B’nai Brith and the League for Human Rights does not directly
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Leaked Document Reveals Questionable Intent of Iran’s Nuclear Program By Simon Pelsmakher B’nai Brith Canada According to leaked documents exposed by the Associated Press, Iran plans to rapidly expand its uranium enrichment program after the first 10 years of its nuclear deal. The document states that as of January 2027, Iran will begin to replace its
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In August of 2015, after the P5+1 agreement was reached on the Iranian Nuclear Deal, B’nai Brith Canada formally published its policy white paper outlining the organization’s positions on Iran and the P5+1 agreement, along with recommendations for the Government of Canada. Below is a summary of the policy white paper. To read the full
Dear Mayor Crombie and Mississauga City Councillors, Mississauga is known as one of the most diverse and multicultural cities in Canada – but its reputation is under threat. On July 22 and again on Nov. 4 of this year, protesters affiliated with the Palestine House organization have commandeered Celebration Square, your city’s most iconic public
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According to American Herald Tribune, a website run by Professor Anthony Hall, the University of Lethbridge has requested that he resign over suggestions that he has promoted Holocaust denial and other antisemitic conspiracy theories. In a petition and press release Tuesday, B’nai Brith Canada urged the university to investigate Hall. In response, University of Lethbridge President Michael
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Thank you for your interest in the B’nai Brith Holocaust Education Initiative. B’nai Brith has designed a Holocaust education program offering schools the opportunity to have a Survivor or a child of a Survivor come and speak to students and teach valuable lessons, including the dangers of being a bystander and the importance of tolerance.
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The time has come for Canada to finally get serious about addressing antisemitism and hatred against its Jewish community. Over the last few years, several clear instances of antisemitic hate crimes have occurred throughout the country, though appropriate charges were never laid. B’nai Brith Canada has been diligent in reporting these hate crimes and demanding
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