Two years ago, Irwin Cotler introduced a motion that began with these words: 

"That, in the opinion of the House: "a) there has been, in the words of the Joint Statement issued following the meeting of the United Nations General Assembly on January 22, 2015, “an alarming increase in Antisemitism worldwide,” including the firebombing of synagogues and community centres, the vandalizing of Jewish memorials and cemeteries, incendiary calls for the destruction of Israel and the Jewish people, and anti-Jewish terror;" 

It concluded with: 
" And the House further calls upon the government to: a) continue advancing the combating of anti-Semitism as a domestic and international priority; b) expand engagement with civil society, community groups, educators, and other levels of government to combat anti-Semitism and to promote respect, tolerance, and mutual understanding." It was adopted by unanimous consent of the House."

It wasn't too narrow.  It was adopted by unanimous consent.