Founder and CEO The Abraham Global Peace Initiative Toronto, Ontario, Canada
This workshop delves into antisemitism as a Canary in the Coal Mine, serving as an indicator of broader tolerance and gaslighting of hate crimes under the guise of EDI. Rooted in case studies and statistics, this session underscores the urgent need for collaboration between communities and policing to develop effective responses to antisemitic incidents that often foreshadow broader challenges in maintaining a civil society. By highlighting the alarming rise in antisemitism and serving as an indicator for escalating hate crimes, this session examines the intersection of high-profile events and critical incidents, with a specific focus on the Jewish community. Participants will gain insights into the underlying issues that need addressing within the broader context of community safety.