The incident “warrants a full and transparent investigation, and jumping to conclusions without due process drags us all into an industry of fear,” B’nai Brith said. “So on this point, we wait. Nonetheless, another Jewish business has burned. That is an undisputed fact even at this early stage and before any verdict is delivered.” “Jewish Canadians have heard enough condemnations and promises. Now we need action,” it said. “The next 30 days will show whether governments intend to act or simply keep talking.” Eta Yudin, senior vice president for Quebec at the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, the advocacy...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
