The Toronto Police hate crime unit is investigating damage to Congregation Mishkan Avraham, located near Bathurst Street and Glencairn Avenue, after a window was shattered by an unknown object. This incident is part of a disturbing trend of antisemitic violence in Canada. Idit Shamir, the Consulate General of Israel in Toronto and Western Canada, condemned the attack, asserting that a synagogue should never become a crime scene. Toronto city councillor Brad Bradford echoed this sentiment, stating that no one should have to question the safety of their place of worship. This incident follows another antisemitic attack in Montreal, where a synagogue was damaged by a firebomb. Prime Minister Mark Carney recently addressed the rising antisemitism, declaring that Canada’s civic compact is failing Jewish Canadians. The Toronto Police have not yet identified any suspects, and no injuries have been reported. The investigation is ongoing, with community leaders calling for concrete actions against antisemitic violence.