B'nai Brith Canada
@bnaibrithcanada • 19,171 subscribers
Canada’s oldest human rights organization. Committed to combating antisemitism and hate and defending human rights.🇨🇦
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After intelligence provided by B’nai Brith Canada to the CBSA, Rima Hassan was denied entry into Canada. B’nai Brith’s Richard Robertson gives us the inside story on how we turned information into action. Concordia University University must hold its students accountable.
B'nai Brith Canada94,037 views • 4 months ago
On October 21, four Moxies employees stood outside the door of their restaurant and joined anti-Israel protestors on the streets of Toronto by cheering and clapping. After the incident, Moxies tweeted an apology stating that “appropriate disciplinary actions” would be taken against these employees for their unprofessional conduct. Following further discussions with the restaurant, we are happy to report that the employees in question “are no longer working at Moxies.”
B'nai Brith Canada189,199 views • 2 years ago
B’nai Brith Canada is continuing to support the Ontario Camps Association (OCA) in its response to a coordinated hate-fueled smear campaign targeting Jewish-affiliated camps and OCA leadership. We are doing so in our capacity as a leading national human rights organization with 150 years of expertise in combatting antisemitism and supporting institutions facing hate-related incidents. Our role is to provide guidance and practical advice to help the OCA and its members, where and when needed, to defend themselves and to ensure Ontario’s camps remain safe, welcoming, and inclusive spaces. Accreditation bodies such as OCA exist to uphold standards related to safety, governance, and program quality. They do not adjudicate geopolitical conflicts, nor should they be subjected to pressure campaigns that seek to target institutions or individuals because of their Jewish identity or anyone’s recognition of Israel’s right to exist as the indigenous and ancestral homeland of the Jewish People. Jewish camps, like all community institutions in Canada, must be able to operate free from harassment, intimidation, or discrimination. Attempts to single out Jewish camps are unacceptable, and B’nai Brith Canada will ensure they are confronted with clarity and resolve.
B'nai Brith Canada12,902 views • 5 months ago
Sign the letter below to fight against the politicians, signatories representing community organizations, the research community, civil society organizations, and hundreds of individuals, who signed a letter which denied irrefutable evidence of gender-based violence. #16DaysOfActivism #EndtheHamasTerror
B'nai Brith Canada14,438 views • 2 years ago
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