Nati Pressmann, a JDA member, was mentioned in the Canadian House of Commons report addressing the alarming rise of antisemitism. Her insights helped shape the report’s recommendations for combating this growing issue, emphasizing the need for stronger education and concrete policies to protect Jewish communities.
The report highlights escalating hate crimes and the spread of antisemitic rhetoric, particularly online. Pressman called for systemic solutions, focusing on education about Jewish history and the Holocaust, tighter regulations on hate speech, and promoting interfaith understanding to reduce prejudice. She stressed the importance of empowering young Jews to express pride in their heritage amid increasing hostility.
This recognition underscores the value of individuals like Pressmann in shaping national conversations and policy decisions to confront antisemitism head-on. Her work exemplifies the power of grassroots advocacy in driving tangible change for a safer, more inclusive society