B’nai Brith Canada urges action after anti-Israel group publishes ‘target map’

B’nai Brith Canada urges the Canadian government to take action against what it describes as an extremist network encouraging attacks on businesses worldwide.

The group, known as Palestine Action–Canada, has published an online “target map” identifying institutions across Canada, Europe and the United States that it claims are linked to Israel or its military.

According to B’nai Brith, the map directs users to an “underground manual” outlining how to carry out “direct action,” including forming small cells to damage property, evade law enforcement and destroy evidence.

“The manual offers operational guidance for terroristic anarchy,” says Richard Robertson, the organization’s director of research and advocacy.

B’nai Brith says it has alerted law enforcement, national security agencies and international partners. It warns that such materials contribute to online radicalization, particularly among youth, which it identified as a growing driver of antisemitic incidents in Canada.

A related group, Palestine Action–UK, has been linked to attacks on industrial sites since 2023, including a violent attack on Elbit Systems in 2024. The United Kingdom designated it a terrorist organization in 2025 following multiple incidents involving property damage and injuries.

B’nai Brith plans to press Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree to consider a similar designation, it says.