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Holocaust remembrance critical to confront a lingering hatred

Canadian hate crime statistics show that Jews have remained the most targeted group of faith-based hate crimes for more than a decade. In the United States Jews accounted for close to 60 per cent of all religious-based hate crime in 2014, while studies show European Jews, targeted by rising antisemitic hatred, are emigrating in unprecedented numbers.

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BY AVI BENLOLO
January 26, 2017

Opinion | BY AVI BENLOLO | January 26, 2017

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