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Montreal Synagogue Targeted in Arson Attack for Second Time

A Montreal synagogue and a nearby Jewish center were attacked in a suspected arson incident, raising concerns over rising antisemitism.

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Updated: Dec 18th, 2024, 10:51 PM ET

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The Congregation Beth Tikvah in Dollard-des-Ormeaux experienced a second arson attack, following a similar incident in November 2023. Witnesses reported a suspect fleeing the scene, and police are investigating possible connections to hate crimes. The attack prompted condemnation from officials including Prime Minister Trudeau and Israeli President Herzog, reflecting broader concerns regarding increasing antisemitic violence in Montreal and Canada, with a reported 670% rise in incidents since October 2023. The local Jewish community expresses fear and calls for accountability from leaders.

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