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Son of Holocaust survivors, who feels failed by Canadian leaders, says allyship between Jews and non-Jews is the way forward

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Rick Ekstein, a Canadian businessman and son of Holocaust survivors, was in Belgium on Nov. 5, 2026 to introduce and sign the Brussels Declaration, a pact between Jews and Christians, inspired by his family's story. — Rick Ekstein, a Canadian businessman and son of Holocaust survivors, was in Belgium on Nov. 5, 2026 to introduce and sign the Brussels Declaration, a pact between Jews and Christians, inspired by his family's story. · National Post

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Today, when my community needs the federal government to stand firmly beside us, I do not feel it has met the moment,' says Rick Ekstein ...

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