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 | | In Canadian politics, although both groups are officially non-partisan, several former senior officials in the CJC, such as former President Irwin Cotler, have run as candidates for the Liberal Party of Canada, while Frank Dimant, executive director of B'nai Brith, considered running as a candidate of the conservative Canadian Alliance in the 2000 federal election. |
 | | Adam Aptowitzer, the Ontario chairman of B’nai Brith Canada’s Institute for International Affairs, was widely criticized by Canadian Arab and Muslim groups after he made statements on the October 19, 2004 Michael Coren Show (a television talk show airing in Canada) defending the use of "terror" tactics by Israel against Palestinians. |
 | | Aptowitzer argued that such actions were permissible when used to prevent deaths, saying "When Israel uses terror. |
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