Calgary Man Who Made Online Threats to Jewish Groups Sentenced

Calgary Man Who Made Online Threats to Jewish Groups Sentenced
The Calgary Courts Centre on March 11, 2019. The Canadian Press/Jeff Mcintosh
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A Calgary man who posted threats to Jewish community groups shortly after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel has been sentenced.

Mohamad Ghandour was given a suspended sentence and two-year probation by a Calgary judge on Aug. 1, according to media reports. During probation he will have to receive counselling for anger management and psychological issues, and undergo cultural sensitivity training.