Figures who justified October 7 advised CMHR Nakba exhibit, B'nai Brith finds - exclusive
Several people involved with shaping the exhibit belong to CPAM, a group that accused Israel of stealing the organs of dead Palestinians in Gaza, a statement classified by the IHRA as a blood libel.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) opened the "Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present" exhibit on June 27, 2026. The exhibit aims to highlight Palestinian Canadians' experiences of displacement during the Arab-Israeli conflict, but its content has come under scrutiny for its treatment of the Hamas October 7 massacre.
Numerous figures associated with the Canadian Palestinian Association of Manitoba (CPAM), who were reportedly involved in shaping the exhibit, have either justified or minimized the October 7 massacre. This has raised concerns about potential bias and the impact on the museum's credibility.
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