Bomb Threats Reported at More than 100 Jewish Institutions in Canada

Under PM Stephen Harper, Canada was perhaps the safest country for Jews outside of Israel. Under PM Trudeau, Canada is increasingly looking like 1930’s Nazi Germany. Leftist governments are lethal for the Jewish people. That is because they allow their pro-Hamas voters to terrorize their Jewish populations with impunity.

The election of the radical Leftist Justin Trudeau has been a disaster for Canada’s Jewish community. America’s Jewish voters should take caution this November.

Today, multiple Canadian institutions, including B’nai Brith, received bomb threats targeting innocent lives. This is not just an attack on our safety — it’s an attack on the fabric of Canadian society.

Authorities are treating this as a hate crime and are taking immediate,… pic.twitter.com/YVd5Vyqgvx

— B’nai Brith Canada (@bnaibrithcanada) August 21, 2024

Another week, another openly brazen threat to the Jewish community.

125 synagogues across Canada today received a threat.

How on earth is this tolerated in ?

Antisemitic hatred is spreading like a plague across our country and Trudeau is silent.

We must act now to… pic.twitter.com/CB5WRzoSYv

— Melissa Lantsman (@MelissaLantsman) August 21, 2024

Absolutely chilling to hear of “over a hundred Jewish institutions across Canada” being threatened earlier this morning. For many many months Canada’s Jewish community has raised alarm bells about the escalation of rampant Jew-hatred, as incitement and hateful rhetoric has become… pic.twitter.com/2CyOWuruMT

— Michael Levitt (@LevittMichael) August 21, 2024

Bomb threats reported at more than 100 Canadian Jewish institutions

“It is absolutely chilling,” said Michael Levitt, CEO of Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center.

By JNS, August 21st, 2024

Canadian law-enforcement officials are investigating some 100 bomb threats on Wednesday at synagogues, and other Jewish community centers and organizations across the country.

Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center said it is “deeply concerned” about the development, which Michael Levitt, its president and CEO, called “absolutely chilling.”