B'nai Brith Canada

That is Prime Minister Mark Carney.

We welcome in Rich Robertson from the B'nai B'rith Canada Toronto office.

Rich, thanks for doing this.

How are you doing today? Thank you

They haven't released many details.

B'nai Brith Canada says these Belleville flyers are believed to be influenced by or even linked to a US-based neo-Nazi group called the Goyim Defense League.

It distributes these anti-Semitic materials and blames Jews for everything from COVID to abortion and other white supremacist theories.

Several Jewish advocacy groups say the GDL has made inroads into Canada in recent years.

A slogan Israel considers to imply the erasure of the state of Israel and accused the Spanish government of a systematic anti-Israel policy.

In Canada, B'nai B'rith Canada is demanding legislative changes to allow synagogues to hire armed security and pressing for dedicated police presence at Jewish institutions.

This call follows an incident on Yom Kippur where a gunman exchanged gunfire with a police officer outside a synagogue in Belleville, an event B'nai B'rith described as an attempted mass killing targeting congregants.

On the diplomatic front, mediators are expected to hold talks with the United States and Iran.