Canadian News Sep 16, 2019 4:29 PM EST

Conservative candidate targeted by antisemitic graffiti

The vandalism comes at a time where several Liberal candidates and nomination candidates have been accused of antisemitism.

Conservative candidate targeted by antisemitic graffiti
Cosmin Dzsurdzsa Montreal, QC
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The Conservative Party of Canada candidate for Pierrefonds-Dollard was targeted by anti-semitic graffiti.

CPC candidate Mariam Ishak had her election signs defaced with swastikas on Sunday, according to a tweet by her official Twitter account.

Ishak is originally from Egypt, and she immigrated to Canada in 1998.

The vandalism comes at a time where several Liberal candidates and nomination candidates have been accused of antisemitism.

According to local anti-hate activist “Erasing Hate” the swastikas have since been removed.

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