Michael Mostyn

“Welcome to 2024, where the City of Toronto’s latest political strategy appears to be the encouragement of further lawlessness, escalation and antisemitism, all with a friendly face,” said B’nai Brith CEO @MichaelMostyn

Sign the letter below to fight against the politicians, signatories representing community organizations, the research community, civil society organizations, and hundreds of individuals, who signed a letter which denied irrefutable evidence of gender-based violence. bnaibrith.ca/violence-agains… #16DaysOfActivism #EndtheHamasTerror

What is this, @CTVToronto? Is there no time delay for live broadcasts? Which employee made the editorial decision to link the war against Hamas in Gaza to the Jewish holiday of Chanukah? Please explain why anyone should believe this was not a premeditated act of #antisemitism

Three weeks ago, politicians, signatories representing community organizations, the research community, civil society organizations, and hundreds of individuals, signed a letter saturated with dangerous disinformation. The letter denied the irrefutable evidence of gender-based violence perpetrated by Hamas terrorists against innocent women and children following October 7th 2023. This is dehumanization. As we mark the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, click the link below to end the silence and stop the violence. bnaibrith.ca/16days #16Days #EndHamasTerror

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama`at Canada invited individuals to the Voices for Peace program that took place on November 23rd. Amidst the ongoing Middle East conflict, the event aimed to unite people of different faiths, including Jews, Christians, and Muslims, in praying for peace. The program featured a panel discussion, a collective prayer, as well as remarks from our CEO, Michael Mostyn. #PrayForPeace

Last night, we held a successful event with our CEO @MichaelMostyn, Chief of the @YRP @JimMacsween, Thornhill MP @MelissaLantsman, and Solicitor General of Ontario @MichaelKerzner to discuss the actions we are all taking to protect the Jewish community during this difficult time. “There is a tremendous amount of anxiety,” said our CEO Michael Mostyn in an interview at the event. “People feel targeted as Jews… and they’re looking for answers.” #onpoli #IsraelPalestineConflict #Antisemitism

On October 21, four Moxies employees stood outside the door of their restaurant and joined anti-Israel protestors on the streets of Toronto by cheering and clapping. After the incident, Moxies tweeted an apology stating that “appropriate disciplinary actions” would be taken against these employees for their unprofessional conduct. Following further discussions with the restaurant, we are happy to report that the employees in question “are no longer working at Moxies.”

GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING: This is hard to watch. But when the world starts forgetting why Israel has to go into Gaza, this video reminds us why Hamas can never be allowed to perpetrate this evil again. #neveragainisnow