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Having been to the Nova Exhibition with my husband on two other occasions in two different cities, it was immediately apparent that this night was different.

Shavuot marks the revelation at Mount Sinai—when the Ten Commandments were given and the foundation of the Torah was established, defining Jewish identity for over 3,300 years.

In the wake of rising antisemitism and the Washington, D.C. embassy shooting, Lawyers Combating Antisemitism held a healing webinar for Jewish legal professionals. Led by trauma experts, the session offered therapeutic tools, Jewish resilience teachings, and a path forward through collective support.

It was devastating to learn about the targeted murder of two young Israeli embassy staff members, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC. This heinous act—ostensibly carried out in support of a Free Palestine and Gaza speaks volumes.

Ahead of this week's Toronto City Council meeting on bubble legislation, ALCCA’s Chair, Mark Sandler, joined John Tory on Newstalk 1010 to discuss the proposed bylaw. He explained how it aims to protect vulnerable spaces – such as places of worship, schools, and daycares – without restricting protest rights. Citing legal precedent, Sandler emphasized the importance of balancing fundamental freedoms with safeguarding communities from harassment and intimidation.

Canada’s election ushers in a new Parliament. ALCCA urges unity across parties to confront antisemitism and fulfill past commitments.

A haunting visit to the NOVA Exhibit sparks reflection on October 7, grief, resilience, and the Jewish community’s path forward.

October H8TE is a powerful new documentary exposing the surge of antisemitism on campuses, online, and in the streets after Oct. 7.

72% of hate crimes in Canada go unsolved. The CJN Daily speaks with ALCCA’s Chair on what must change. Listen now.

The Alliance of Canadians Combatting Antisemitism (ALCCA), CIJA, and CJLA launch the Canadian Criminal Law Working Group.