Shots fired at two Jewish schools in Canada

Two Jewish schools in Montreal were hit by gunfire overnight, police said Thursday, amid spiking tensions in Canada over the Israel-Hamas war. School staff arriving in the morning found bullet holes in the front doors of the schools in neighborhood of Canada's second-largest city and there were no one injuries in the attack, authorities said.

Teena Sharma, local resident said "I live here with my two years old baby girl and I’m alone here with her. And I’m living in this area where this situation happened. So I’m really worried now. I feel like going back to my country. Canada was like the most peaceful country but it’s not safe now because of whatever is happening between Jewish and Palestinian people."