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  1. Israel bombarded the Gaza Strip and Hamas attacked Israeli civilians, while the Canadian Museum for Human Rights curated an exhibit on displaced Palestinians.

Gail Asper raises concerns about the Canadian Museum for Human Rights' exhibition on Palestinian displacement, fearing it fuels antisemitism due to citing Hamas actions.

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Gail Asper raises concerns about the Canadian Museum for Human Rights' exhibition on Palestinian displacement, fearing it fuels antisemitism due to citing Hamas actions.

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  1. The museum's exhibit was criticized for its language concerning Israeli statehood and the Israel-Hamas conflict.1 source
  2. Asper paused donation and criticized CMHR exhibit over lack of context.1 source
  3. Asper raises concerns about the museum exhibit's content, linking it to Hamas actions and rising antisemitism.1 source

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