David Granovsky דוד גרנובסקי

Director of Government Relations for @bnaibrithcanada. Tweets are my own. 🇨🇦🇮🇱🎗️“If you will it, it is no dream” - Theodor Herzl

[David Granovsky דוד גרנובסקי @GranoDavid]

Canada’s national crisis of antisemitism demands immediate action.

That’s why @bnaibrithcanada’s submission (👀 below) for @FP_Champagne’s Budget 2026 consultations puts forward four targeted policy recommendations to strengthen Canada’s response to
combat antisemitism, hatred, extremism, and radicalization.

Read the full submission and recommendations:
https://t.co/Md7f77mNL2

Also available here:
https://t.co/CQXEjl4Xmh

@FinanceCanada

[François-Philippe Champagne (FPC) 🇨🇦 @FP_Champagne]

Today we launched pre-budget consultations.

Over the summer, I’ll be crossing the country with my colleagues to hear directly from Canadians. Workers, business owners, families — your ideas and priorities will shape Budget 2026.

Have your say by September 8 at https://t.co/WSTtA2OKEJ

[David Granovsky דוד גרנובסקי @GranoDavid]

@KevinVuongxMP @GlennB46180 @GasPriceWizard I am sorry for your loss.

He was a great man.

May his memory forever be a blessing.

[David Granovsky דוד גרנובסקי @GranoDavid]

@GasPriceWizard Great man. May his memory forever be a blessing.

[B'nai Brith Canada @bnaibrithcanada]

108 incidents of antisemitic violence and vandalism in 160 days.
Where exactly has Canada's Advisory Council on Rights, Equality, and Inclusion been for the past six months?

Today on Simon Says.

Read the full press release: https://t.co/k65UMgqGjV

[Victoria Mancinelli @vcmancinelli]

Honoured to join the Canadian Society for Yad Vashem in recognizing Donatello and Zelmira De Luigi as Righteous Among the Nations for risking their lives to save the Strom family during the Nazi occupation of Rome.

A privilege to stand alongside Yad Vashem Chairman Dani Dayan, the Ambassadors of Italy and Israel to Canada, and the De Luigi family, represented by nephew Emilio DeLuigi.

As a proud Italian Canadian, this recognition holds special meaning. Our Italian and Jewish communities share a history of friendship, solidarity and standing together when it matters most.

The De Luigi family’s actions remind us that solidarity is defined by what we do, not simply what we say.

At a time of rising antisemitism, their example remains as relevant as ever. We honour their legacy by standing unequivocally with our Jewish friends and defending the freedoms and dignity of every Canadian.

Sempre Avanti.

[B'nai Brith Canada @bnaibrithcanada]

Recently, Ontario’s Solicitor General called for community input on improving the safe use of roadways and safe access to public spaces.

B’nai Brith Canada responded with two recommendations designed to protect public safety while preserving the right to peaceful protest:

➡️ New provincial legislation to address demonstrations that intentionally obstruct roads, highways, intersections, and overpasses or compromise the safe use of public roadways.

➡️ Province-wide protected zones around vulnerable community institutions, including schools, places of worship, community centres, and other essential spaces.

These measures would target obstructive, intimidating, and harassing conduct while preserving the right to peaceful protest and freedom of expression.

No one should have to face such obstructions simply to attend school, visit a place of worship, participate in community life, or travel safely through their community.

Read our full submission to learn more: https://t.co/ioq7LneXvs

[Aron Csaplaros @aron4895]

It's always a privilege to attend the Remembrance Day ceremony at UBC with my mom, who has been serving in the Canadian Armed Froces for over 26 years.

#LestWeForget

[Paola Samuel @PaolaSamuel]

@bnaibrithcanada is aware that the door of a Jewish owned restaurant in Montreal was shattered, leaving glass strewn all over the floor. This is the third time in the past 7 days that a Jewish owned business in the city has been the target of vandalism. This is an alarming trend, and all potential motivations, including hate, must be investigated. 

B'nai Brith will continue to call for law enforcement across Canada to consider whether hate was a motivating factor whenever a Jewish home or business is targeted

[B'nai Brith Canada @bnaibrithcanada]

In honour of those who gave their lives for our future, we remember and reflect with gratitude. Lest we forget.

En hommage à ceux et celles qui ont donné leur vie pour notre avenir, nous nous souvenons d’eux avec gratitude et respect. N’oublions jamais.

[Canadiens Montréal @CanadiensMTL]

L'ovation debout de quatre minutes la plus méritée de l'histoire

The most well-deserved four-minute standing ovation

#GoHabsGo | @CP0031

[B'nai Brith Canada @bnaibrithcanada]

B'nai Brith is welcoming a strong sentence in the case of a youth offender involved in a gun-for-hire scheme that targeted Canada's Jewish community.
The youth, identified only as J.B., as he was a minor when he perpetrated the offences, helped to carry out shootings targeting the Beth Abraham Yoseph (BAYT) synagogue, in Vaughan, and the Shaarei Shomayim synagogue, in Toronto.
Today, he was sentenced to two years in custody, and one year under community supervision, the maximum sentence available in this case.
This case underscores the severe threats facing Jewish Canadians. Our Government must take a firm and proactive posture against extremism. Although the sentence handed down today conveys a strong message, it is imperative that those orchestrating these attacks on Jewish institutions be identified and held accountable.
Given the escalation in violence targeting Jewish Canadians, we are urging governments at all levels to take the steps which are required to ensure all Jewish communal institutions have access to armed protection, whether it be law enforcement or private security.

[David Granovsky דוד גרנובסקי @GranoDavid]

Thinking of everyone in Montréal and supporting Pizza Pita Prime in Ottawa.

[Paola Samuel @PaolaSamuel]

@bnaibrithcanada has been made aware of another incident of vandalism targeting a Jewish owned business in Montréal. In this instance a rock was thrown through the window of a restaurant in Côte-St-Luc. We are deeply concerned by the alarming frequency with which Jewish owned businesses are being vandalized in the city. The breaking of a Jewish owned business's window on the eve of the anniversary of #Kristallnacht recalls one of the darkest days in modern Jewish history.

The national crisis of antisemitism plaguing Canadian society necessitates that vandalism targeting Jewish owned businesses is investigated for hate motivation. B'nai Brith will continue to call for law enforcement across Canada to consider hate motivations whenever a Jewish home or business is targeted.   

B'nai Brith is in touch with the owners of the establishment and local police. We will share more information as it becomes available

[B'nai Brith Canada @bnaibrithcanada]

On behalf of B’nai Brith Canada, we wish to thank every member of the Italian Canadian community that signed onto this declaration of support for Jewish Canadians. The Jewish and Italian communities have historically held a very close relationship, and we are extraordinarily grateful to see that bond remains as strong as ever today. We know that we have close friends and allies in Canada and that with their support, we will rise above this surge of hate and violence that is targeting our community.
Read the Committee of Italian Canadian Leaders Standing Against Hate & Antisemitism's public statement here:
https://t.co/T5CTABVLKM

[B'nai Brith Canada @bnaibrithcanada]

You may not have heard much about Masar Badil. That needs to change. Here's why Canadians should be paying attention.

[US Holocaust Museum @HolocaustMuseum]

The night of Nov. 9-10, 1938, the Nazis launched a campaign of terror against German Jews. Today, antisemites chose that anniversary to terrorize Philadelphia’s Jewish community. This blatant act of Jew hatred needs to be universally condemned, and we applaud the many who have.

[Jerusalem News Syndicate @JNS_org]

Canada budgets some $45 million over four years to fight ‘radicalization’

https://t.co/Dxf5jQNBZV

[German Embassy Ottawa @GermanyInCanada]

🕯️ Remembering the past. Educating
for the future.

This Holocaust Education Month, @GerAmbCanada shares a message of remembrance & reflection from Ottawa.

We honour the memory of the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust and all those persecuted by the Nazi regime. (1/2)

[Victoria Mancinelli @vcmancinelli]

Standing with our Jewish friends today and always.

[Rocco Rossi @roccorossiTO]

This weekend, Italian Canadian leaders took a public stand against antisemitism and hate with full-page newspaper ads. I'm proud to be one of the signatories. Silence is not an option. Add your name and stand with us: https://t.co/NHW1T8zObJ