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'Mere words' from mayor not enough to combat anti-Semitism, B'nai Brith says

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Mayor Olivia Chow and the City of Toronto were slammed for their "inaction against the root causes" of anti-Semitism after posters of Israeli hostages were defaced with "vile" graffiti earlier this week in a midtown park.

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'Mere words' from mayor not enough to combat anti-Semitism, B'nai Brith says

1 month ago·Toronto, Canada

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