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IMPORTANTE MISE À JOUR LÉGALE : UN TRIBUNAL DU QUÉBEC AUTORISE UN RECOURS COLLECTIF CONTRE L’UNIVERSITÉ MCGILL
DECLARATION CONJOINTE : DES ASSOCIATIONS JUIVES APPELENT A AGIR APRES LA PUBLICATION D’UN RAPPORT REVELANT UNE CRISE D’ANTISEMITISME E SUR LES CAMPUS
JOINT STATEMENT: JEWISH GROUPS CALL FOR ACTION AFTER REPORT REVEALS CAMPUS ANTISEMITISM CRISIS
Cliquez ici pour le français FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 5, 2026 OTTAWA – Today, the Office of the Special Envoy on Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combatting Antisemitism released the Campus Antisemitism and Student Experiences (CASE) report, along with a series of recommendations from the Network of Engaged Canadian Academics (NECA). Read more » »
Letters to the Editor, August 7 2026 – The Jewish Chronicle
Bravo, Boy George!Boy George’s release of We Will Dance Again is worthy of comparison with Émile Zola’s publication of J’Accuse…! in 1898. Both are expressions of moral outrage at the treatment of Jews. Zola wrote in the pages of L’Aurore; Boy George addressed the global village through the internet. Read more » »
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B’nai Brith Canada exige des mesures après l’incendie criminel visant un restaurant casher à Montréal
CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH Le restaurant casher Nöam, à Montréal, après l’incendie du 1er août (B’nai Brith Canada). 1er août 2026 MONTRÉAL – L’incendie jugé « suspect » qui a détruit le restaurant casher Nöam pendant le Chabbat pourrait être lié à une montée de la violence antisémite au Canada, avertit B’nai Brith Canada. Read more » »
B’nai Brith Canada Demands Action After Kosher Restaurant Targeted in Montreal Arson Attack
Cliquez ici pour le français Nöam, a Kosher restaurant in Montreal, after a fire on Aug. 1 (B’nai Brith Canada). Aug. 1, 2026 MONTREAL – The suspicious fire during Shabbat that destroyed Nöam, a prominent Kosher restaurant, may be linked to an emerging trend of antisemitic violence in Canada, B’nai Brith is warning. Read more » »
Rabbis of LA | Rabbi Schuldenfrei’s Path to the Pulpit
It’s been 20 years since Rabbi Deborah Schuldenfrei was ordained, andduring that time she has instructed nearly every kind of Jew, from children and seekers to adult scholars and elders. A year from now, she will become the senior rabbi of her first congregation, Kol Tikvah, Woodland Hills, succeeding the retiring Rabbi Jon Hanish. Read more » »



















