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Montreal police arrest suspect in pellet-gun attack on synagogue

Photo illustration of handcuffs in Jerusalem
Photo illustration of handcuffs in Jerusalem on Oct. 17. 2021. Photo by Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90.
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Montreal police have arrested a suspect in an October pellet-gun attack on Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom, the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs said on Wednesday.

The suspect targeted several buildings, including the synagogue and a church, according to the Jewish advocacy group.

Several windows at the Westmount synagogue were damaged in the Oct. 29 attack. No injuries were reported. The synagogue was also firebombed in June.

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