“In a time of rising antisemitism and hate, it is essential that authorities demonstrate zero tolerance for those who cross the line into criminal conduct,” said CIJA Vice President of Ontario, Michelle Stock in a statement. “We will continue to monitor this case closely and expect that the justice system will pursue accountability wherever hate crimes occur.” 

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