B’nai B’rith uncovers antisemitic social media posts of Quebec med school applicants, students

The Canadian B’nai B’rith Jewish non-profit says it has “exposed” a server on a social media platform used by Quebec medical school applicants and students to spread antisemitic and other hateful content.

On the public Discord server, the “aspiring doctors openly posted Holocaust denial, praise for the ‘Final Solution,’ hurled racial slurs, glorified terrorism, and degraded women,” the B’nai B’rith says, releasing screenshots of the French-language posts.

One post reads: “Don’t worry. You can trust me as long as you don’t have a kippa under your wig.”

Another appears to call for an “Islamic State of Quebec,” and that “Quebec is done. We’ll dominate soon.”

“This content wasn’t buried. It was shared in open channels, visible to over 1,400 members. Almost no one spoke up. These aren’t anonymous trolls. They are future doctors. And this kind of hate doesn’t stay online. It follows them into classrooms, clinics, and operating rooms,” the B’nai B’rith organization says.

“Silence enables this rot to spread. Institutions must act — now. Hate like this has no place in healthcare—or anywhere in Canadian society.”

B’nai Brith Canada has exposed a public Discord server used by Quebec medical school applicants and attendees that became a cesspool of antisemitism, racism, misogyny, and hate.

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— B'nai Brith Canada (@bnaibrithcanada) May 8, 2025