Summary
Police in Ontario, Canada, are investigating two shootings that targeted synagogues in North York and Thornhill. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney condemned the attacks as antisemitic and promised law enforcement will thoroughly investigate. Authorities have increased police presence in the areas affected.
Key Facts
- Two synagogues in Ontario were targeted in separate overnight shootings.
- The affected synagogues are Shaarei Shomayim in North York and Beth Avraham Yoseph of Toronto in Thornhill.
- Earlier this week, another synagogue, Temple Emanu-El in North York, was also attacked.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney labeled the incidents as antisemitic attacks and violations of Canadian values.
- The Toronto police have increased their presence in the area as the investigation continues.
- There is no suspect information available yet.
- Special police units, including the Hate Crime Unit, are involved in the investigation.
- Canadian federal agencies are supporting local law enforcement to find those responsible.
