Canadian Prime Minister Condemns Shooting at Jewish Bakery in Toronto

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney condemned the attacks on two branches of the kosher Jewish bakery and café "Kibbas" in Toronto on Sunday night. Shots were fired at the downtown location, and the entrance door of another branch in North Toronto was smashed. Carney emphasized that Jewish Canadians deserve to live, work, and worship freely without fear or hatred. He affirmed the government's commitment to combating antisemitism and instructed law enforcement to conduct a thorough investigation and hold the perpetrators accountable.

In a related incident, shots were fired at the U.S. consulate building in Toronto on Monday morning, marking the second shooting attack against this target. Toronto has seen several recent shooting attacks targeting Jewish institutions or those run by Jewish individuals, including synagogues and restaurants. These events have raised concerns about rising antisemitic violence in the city.