Montreal's Jewish community shaken after attempted arson at synagogue

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Montreal's Jewish community shaken after attempted arson at synagogue

“This is not for our backyard,” says Yair Szlak, Federation CJA. Members of Montreal's Jewish community are shaken after an attempted arson at a West Island synagogue on Monday night. Swidda Rassy reports.

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