An opinion piece suggests that the Canadian Human Rights Museum should admit that its Nakba exhibit distorts history, drawing parallels to a past controversy at the Canadian War Museum.

Canada's Heritage Minister Marc Miller stated that not labeling Hamas as terrorists in a Nakba exhibit was an 'error' and that the exhibit 'should be rectified.' His comments address the controversy surrounding the exhibit's portrayal of the conflict.

Mark Berlin, the sole Jewish board member of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, resigned, citing concerns that the museum's upcoming Nakba exhibit lacked historical balance.

B'nai Brith Canada has called for the delay of an upcoming exhibit titled 'Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present,' citing concerns about foreign interference. The exhibit is scheduled to open on June 27, 2026, and aims to explore human rights violations related to displacement.

An exclusive report by B'nai Brith reveals that figures who justified the October 7 attacks and accused Israel of blood libel advised the Canadian Museum for Human Rights' Nakba exhibit.

A columnist criticizes a Nakba exhibit for allegedly promoting anti-Zionist propaganda and questions the accountability of museum officials and political figures.

A Jewish board member has resigned from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in protest over its decision to host a 'Nakba' exhibit. A Jewish group had previously called on the museum to reconsider the exhibit, which details the displacement of Palestinians.

A coalition of civil society groups is challenging a Canadian federal cabinet minister and Jewish organizations over their criticism of an exhibit on Palestinian displacement at a national human rights museum in Winnipeg.

An opinion piece argues that a Nakba exhibit at a human rights museum should be suspended, citing concerns about state-backed antisemitism and its impact on the Jewish community.

Internal documents and legal action are forcing the Human Rights Museum to address questions regarding its Nakba exhibit, making full transparency unavoidable.