Liberal MPs call for action against antisemitism after stabbing of Jewish woman in Ottawa | Unpublished
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Author: Kyle Duggan
Publication Date: September 1, 2025 - 14:13

Liberal MPs call for action against antisemitism after stabbing of Jewish woman in Ottawa

September 1, 2025

Nearly a fifth of the Liberal caucus has issued a letter calling for more to be done to address a rise in antisemitism after a Jewish woman in her 70s was stabbed at an Ottawa grocery store.

Mount Royal MP Anthony Housefather posted the letter on social media he signed along with 31 other Liberal lawmakers that decries what the letter calls the “deplorable” rise in antisemitism, warning it is “becoming normalized” in Canada.

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