This weekend, two people approached a Jewish girls elementary school in Toronto and fired multiple gun shots. The shooting heightens the fears of a Canadian Jewish community that has now experienced multiple shootings at schools and community centres, attacks on students, and vandalism at Jewish businesses and homes. Supporters of campus protests will no doubt reject the suggestion that there is a connection between the encampments and antisemitic violence, but to my mind, the linkage is clear. Indeed, by normalizing antisemitic speech and downplaying the safety and discrimination concerns of their Jewish colleagues and students, they have provided the fuel for the serious threats that have followed.