A Jewish-owned bakery in Toronto was struck by gunfire overnight and a second location had its windows smashed, police said. No injuries were reported. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar called on Canada to confront the growing wave of antisemitic violence.
Toronto police are investigating two overnight attacks on a Jewish-owned bakery as a possible hate crime. The first location was hit by gunfire, while a second branch had its windows smashed. No injuries were reported. The incident is the latest in a series of antisemitic incidents that have affected Toronto in recent months. As The Zioneer reported, a Jewish real estate agent was brutally assaulted in the city on July 5 by a Yemeni man who identified as a Houthi supporter. On Monday, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar urged Canadian authorities to take stronger action against antisemitic violence, calling the wave 'unacceptable'. The investigation is ongoing.
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