The University of Toronto governing council is being accused by a doctors’ advocacy group of abandoning Jews on campus.

Doctors Against Racism and Antisemitism (DARA), an organization of health care professionals, is alleging that the university’s governing council recently turned down a motion aimed at condemning antisemitism on campus.

The basis of the motion was a call on the university administration to implement strategies to effectively protect Jewish students, faculty and staff.

Refusal of U of T's council to entertain motion to condemn antisemitism and implement protective measures has raised ire of doctors' group{ai:summary}<p>The University of Toronto's governing council faces criticism from Doctors Against Racism and Antisemitism (DARA) for allegedly neglecting Jewish individuals on campus. DARA claims the council rejected a motion to condemn antisemitism and protect Jewish students, faculty, and staff.</p><p>The advocacy group argues that this decision reflects a failure to address rising antisemitism within the university community. #society</p>

U of T governing council accused of abandoning Jews on campus by doctors' advocacy group

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