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Man planning to bomb Toronto synagogues 'to kill as many Jews as possible' gets house arrest as punishment

29 July 2025
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Man planning to bomb Toronto synagogues 'to kill as many Jews as possible' gets house arrest as punishment
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A man named Waisuddin Akbari, sentenced to 60 days of house arrest and three years of probation for making threats to bomb synagogues in Toronto, caused significant fear within the Jewish community. The lenient sentence has raised concerns about Canada’s hate crime laws amid rising antisemitism, prompting calls for reform as the impact of Akbari’s threats reverberates throughout the community.

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