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Canadian Jews divided by PM Carney’s new council tasked with addressing antisemitism
Canadian Jews are divided over a new council established by PM Carney to address antisemitism. Critics argue the council's focus on 'hate' is too broad, some members are objectionable, and there are calls for Canada to recognize anti-Zionist extremism as a driver of hostility.
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