Authorities in Vaughan, Markham, and Pittsburgh are investigating a series of antisemitic vandalism incidents targeting Jewish community centers, synagogues, and businesses. In Thornhill, a neighborhood north of Toronto, seven instances of hate-motivated graffiti were reported, with local leaders strongly condemning the acts and calling for community solidarity. Similarly, in Pittsburgh, synagogues and Jewish centers were defaced with pro-Palestinian and antisemitic messages, prompting condemnation from politicians across party lines. The recent rise in hate crimes has alarmed both communities, which have previously experienced significant antisemitic violence. Police in both regions are actively seeking information and witnesses to aid their investigations. These incidents underscore a troubling increase in hate-motivated crimes and the urgent need for communal and political action to ensure the safety and security of Jewish communities.