Muslim Convicted of Plotting to Bomb ‘Every’ Toronto Synagogue, ‘Kill As Many Jews as Possible’

Canada, once a benevolent land beloved by many, has quickly descended into a dangerous, de fact Islamic state.Jews are fleeing in droves. And all it took was under a decade of left-wing rule.

These genocidal threats against the Jews are occurring on a daily basis – and this is just in the West. And these calls for annihilation are met with shrugs, yawns, indifference because Islam has been designated a protected, favored ideology on the left.

Compare the revulsion of Nazi ideology in the West with the embrace of Islamic Jew hatred. It speaks to a dark age, an immoral age of evil.

Global News: A Muslim who threatened to bomb all of Toronto’s synagogues and “kill as many Jews as possible” has been convicted of two criminal offences, Global News has learned.

On March 4, 2024, Waisuddin Akbari, the owner of a shawarma shop north of Toronto, told a witness he was planning a suicide mission, according to court documents.

“I’m going to plant a bomb in every synagogue in Toronto and blow them up to kill as many Jews as possible,” Akbari told the witness at a car dealership north of Toronto.

“I’ll make sure those attacks are filmed and posted online so the world can see what I’ve done,” the 42-year-old added, according to the court materials on the case.

Toronto man: ‘I’m going to plant a bomb in every synagogue in Toronto’

“I know when I’m going to die because I’m going to plant a bomb in every synagogue in Toronto,” Waisuddin Akbari allegedly said.

By Michael Starr, Jerusalem Post, March 30, 2025:

Canadian Jewish groups and politicians have expressed outrage over the recently revealed threats made by a Toronto man who was convicted for threatening to plant bombs in every local synagogue and kill as many Jews as he could.

A Global News report last week highlighted the ruling, which hadn’t received much coverage.

Afghanistan-born shwarma restaurant owner Waisuddin Akbari confided in car salesman Cameron Ahmad about the plot last March, according to the November Ontario Court of Justice ruling. Ahmad notified the police about the threats under the belief that Akbari was serious about the intention to commit a violent attack.

The 41-year-old Akbari had come to 26-year-old Ahmad’s dealership for an oil change and inquired about the possibility of upgrading to a new vehicle. Akbari allegedly expressed concerns about financing a new vehicle because he believed interest payments would be funneled to the Israeli government to finance a supposed genocide against Palestinians.

Akbari told the court that it was Ahmad who raised the issue and went further by claiming that it was not just Canadian finance that flowed to Israel but that Israel controlled all global finance – a claim that Ahmad denied.