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Jewish school attacked in Montreal, Canada for second time in a week
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited[Regnum] A Jewish school in the western part of Montreal, Canada, was attacked. No one was injured, CBC News reported on its website on November 12. "Montreal police are investigating shots fired at a Jewish school in the city's west end," the statement said. According to the TV channel, no one was injured as a result of the shooting. When police arrived at the scene, they found only gunshot marks on the building and empty shell casings. So far no one has been arrested. This is not the first time Jewish schools have been attacked in Canada. According to police, on the morning of November 9, an employee of a Montreal school discovered the effects of a shooting on the floor of the educational institution. At another school, traces of shooting were found on the doors. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned any manifestation of “anti-Semitic violence.” As Regnum reported , in October in Berlin, Stars of David began to appear on Jewish houses. Representatives of the Jewish community said that they began to fear for their lives, as there had already been cases of threats and attacks on the streets. In Munich, the Jewish community advised its members to behave "inconspicuously" - not to wear Jewish symbols and not to attend demonstrations in support of Palestine. In Berlin, a fifteen-year-old schoolboy got into a fight with a teacher who demanded that he remove the Palestinian flag he had brought to school. In London, the BBC headquarters building was doused with red paint because the broadcaster refused to call members of the radical Palestinian movement Hamas terrorists. Mass protests in support of Palestine are regularly held in Paris and other French cities .
 ...the well-beloved offspring of the Moslem Brotherhood,...war, Canadian police said. Police spokeswoman Veronique Dubuc said no one was in the Yeshiva Gedola when shots were heard around 5 a.m. (10H00 GMT), and there were no reported injuries. Officers discovered bullet damage to the building’s facade and found cartridges on the ground, Dubuc said. The incident took place only two days after that school and another Jewish school in Montreal, Canada’s second-largest city, were fired upon, also without casualties. Earlier in the week, a Montreal synagogue suffered minor damage in a Molotov cocktailing, and three students were maimed when pro-Paleostinian and pro-Israel groups clashed at the city’s Concordia University. Related: Montreal: 2023-04-09 Canada arrests 2 women on return from Syria Montreal: 2023-04-04 ISIS is Here Montreal: 2023-03-26 US-Canada agree to turn back asylum seekers at border Posted by: badanov 2023-11-13 |
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