Montreal

Two weeks after two of its fans shouted "Death to Israel" at Dor Turgeman during an MLS match, Montreal suspended them indefinitely and also punished the fan organizations: "There is no place for antisemitism, racism, and hatred of any kind."

Two weeks after the difficult events against New England, the club apologized and announced the indefinite banning of two fans and sanctions against fan organizations: "There is no place for hate with us."

Rafael Jodar reached the semifinals of a Masters tournament for the first time in his career this Tuesday evening. The 19-year-old Spaniard, ranked 15th in the world, achieved this feat in Montreal after a 6:7 (5), 3:6 victory over Frenchman Arthur Fils.

The "Chenoys" restaurant in Montreal, which operated for decades and was known for its smoked meat sandwiches, has closed due to debts of over one million dollars. The court rejected the request to cancel the liquidation: "The company was clearly insolvent."

During an MLS match last Saturday, the Israeli striker Dor Turgeman was targeted by "Death to Israel" chants from local fans in Montreal.

Canada's Minister of Public Safety, Gary Anandasangaree, condemned the arson attack on the "Nöam" kosher restaurant in Montreal. The incident has sparked backlash against the government, with critics accusing officials of failing to address the surge in antisemitism across the country.

The Israel national team striker was subjected to an unusual attack by Montreal fans during his team's New England Revolution MLS match. Alongside a barrage of insults, bottles were thrown at him after he scored, and the goalkeeper pushed him.

A fire broke out at the kosher restaurant "Noam". Eyewitnesses reported a person seen leaving the scene shortly after the flames erupted.

The confrontation began after a father asked a woman to remove her dogs from a children's playground. In response, she made antisemitic remarks, and police have opened an investigation.