Third Gunfire Attack on Montreal Jewish School Amid Israel-Gaza Tensions

Canadian Officials Condemn Attacks, Hate Crimes Rise in Toronto

A Jewish school in Montreal was the target of gunfire for the third time in less than a week, amid heightened tensions over the conflict between Israel and Gaza.
No injuries were reported in any of the incidents, but bullet impact marks and bullet shells were found at the scenes.
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have both condemned the attacks, with Trudeau calling the unrest 'unacceptable.'
A violent altercation at Concordia University in Montreal between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian supporters resulted in injuries and an arrest last week.
In Toronto, police have reported that hate crimes against Jews and Muslims have more than doubled in the three weeks following the initial Hamas attack on Oct. 7.