Following Mark Carney's speech addressing antisemitism in Canada, Jewish Canadians express disappointment over government inaction. Many leaders feel abandoned and are contemplating proactive measures, including potential relocation. Community members emphasize the need for collective action against rising antisemitism and demand clearer governmental support.

• 01Mark Carney's speech highlighted a 'crisis of antisemitism' but lacked actionable solutions, leaving the Jewish community feeling unsupported.
• 02Rabbi Adam Cutler stated that the Jewish community must rely on itself for protection and advocacy, as government support is seen as insufficient.
• 03Advocacy leaders suggest that Jewish Canadians should consider relocation options, with Israel and Panama mentioned as potential havens.
• 04Community leaders emphasize the need for increased participation and mobilization among Jewish Canadians to confront antisemitism effectively.
• 05The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs calls for the Canadian government to explicitly recognize and address antisemitism driven by anti-Israel sentiment.

The Jewish community in Canada is feeling increasingly vulnerable and unsupported in the face of rising antisemitism, prompting calls for collective action and government accountability.