Elderly Man in Critical Condition After Fall, Electric Shock Suspected
Elderly Man in Critical Condition After Fall, Electric Shock Suspected
Synagogues Shot At in Toronto, Community Leaders Call for Security
Jewish community leaders in Toronto are alarmed as two synagogues were shot at over the weekend, marking the third such incident in less than a week. No one was hurt, but the rapid succession has heightened fears. Leaders are calling for quick funding to bolster security, and police have increased patrols. The community is urged to remain vigilant to prevent further violence.
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