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Browse every statement

Search, filter and read the passages behind the findings. Every statement using the word antisemitism or a close variant, searched from 1901, plus the wide corpus, broader discussion of discrimination against Jews that never uses these search terms, shown by default and toggled off separately below.

Query syntax
boycott divestmentboth words, anywhere in the record
"hate speech"exact phrase
-Israelexclude records mentioning Israel
party:Liberalfield search: speaker, party, riding, province, topic (proceeding heading), subject (what it's about), term, text
year:2015 · year:2015-2020 · year:>2020a year, a range, or an open bound
term:judeophobiawhich matched term brought the record in
where:headingmatched the debate heading, not the speech
matched:fr · matched:enwhich language text the term was found in
source:lipad · source:openparliamentwhich database the record came from
party:Bloc OR party:NDPalternatives
speaker:Cotler year:>2010 -Israelcombine freely; terms are AND by default

Compare parties, chambers and periods side by side
Rows are shares within each group, so groups of different size stay comparable.
Break these results down by party, speaker and sitting day
How this was built, and what it does not show

a project of

Lab for the Global Study of Antisemitism

This site is a project of the Lab for the Global Study of Antisemitism, housed in the Anne Tanenbaum Centre for Jewish Studies at the University of Toronto. The Lab supports research, teaching and events on the causes, manifestations and effects of antisemitism across the humanities, social sciences and professional fields.

Ron Levi. Distinguished Professor of Global Justice, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy and Department of Sociology, University of Toronto.
ron.levi@utoronto.ca

Questions, comments, corrections, and requests to reuse the data are all welcome.