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  1. Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Mark Carney discussed antisemitic violence and growing fears within the Canadian Jewish community.

Mark Carney acknowledged the serious levels of antisemitism and hate crimes occurring in Toronto, comparing them to levels seen since WWII.

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Mark Carney acknowledged the serious levels of antisemitism and hate crimes occurring in Toronto, comparing them to levels seen since WWII.

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  1. Mark Carney acknowledged antisemitism levels in Toronto since WWII.1 source
  2. Mark Carney announced a plan to combat rising antisemitism in the country.1 source

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