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Photographs of the vandals were released by the York police, who are seeking the public's aid in identifying the suspects.

According to the synagogue, the signs set on fire in July had just been replaced after they had been spray-painted.

B’nai Brith Canada said that this was the first time a Lions’ Den flag had been spotted in Canada.

Protesters unfurled a banner over a guardrail calling for the arrest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu similar to one used at Toronto For Palestine protests.

Two signs in front of Kehillat Shaarei Torah were defaced on Friday, and a Jewish elementary school was damaged in a drive-by shooting for third time.

The Canadian government announced a national antisemitism forum after the shooting of the Toronto Bais Chaya Mushka Elementary School and arson of the Montreal Beth Tikvah Synagogue.

The current incident is the third time gunshots were fired at the school this year, with similar incidents recorded in October and May.

Kehillat Shaarei Torah has had its windows smashed with rocks, hammers, its signs graffitied and set on fire, and a dead raccoon placed on its property.

Hundreds of customers had complained to the TTC about antisemitic defacement of stop poles, shelters, and vehicles.