Mark Berlin, the only Jewish member of the board of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR), resigns from his position over concerns about an upcoming exhibit addressing the 1948 Nakba, according to reports from both outlets. Berlin says the museum’s planned presentation of the Palestinian displacement risks being “one-sided” and lacking sufficient historical context. In his resignation letter, he argues that showing the event without broader context could deepen distrust and animosity between Jewish and Muslim communities in Canada. The Jerusalem Post characterizes Berlin’s decision as a response to perceived imbalance in how the exhibit will be presented. The National Post similarly reports that Berlin objects to the way the museum plans to present the 1948 displacement. Both accounts state that Berlin is stepping down rather than remaining on the board while the museum proceeds with the planned exhibition. The reports do not describe the museum’s full response or detail the exhibit’s final content.