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Hate In Action: Campaign Signs For MP Melissa Lantsman Destroyed In Vile Hate Crime

Pro-Palestinian sympathizers, apparently led by Peter Riad, filmed themselves defacing campaign signs targeting Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman solely for her Jewish heritage and support for Israel—a federal offense now under police investigation.

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In a reprehensible act that has shocked the community and drawn widespread condemnation from pro-Israel advocates, a video has emerged showing pro-Palestinian sympathizer Peter Riad deliberately destroying campaign signs belonging to Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman. The signs, which supported Lantsman—a prominent Jewish politician and staunch advocate for Israel—were defaced in an act motivated solely by hate.

According to Meir Weinstein from Israel Now, Riad filmed himself as he tore down and defaced the signs. The motive behind this despicable act appears to be rooted in antisemitism, as Riad and his supporters claim that Lantsman’s Jewish heritage and her unwavering support for Israel justify their actions. Such an excuse is not only baseless but serves to perpetuate dangerous stereotypes and incite further hatred.

The destruction of campaign signs is a serious federal offense, and authorities have confirmed that police are actively investigating the incident as a potential hate crime. Legal experts warn that vandalizing political materials based on an individual’s identity is not only criminal but undermines the democratic process by silencing voices through intimidation.

This incident stands as a stark reminder of the corrosive impact of hate speech and extremist ideology. It is particularly galling that actions motivated by prejudice—whether directed against Jews or any other community—are being used as a rallying cry by fringe groups seeking to distort political discourse. The blatant targeting of MP Melissa Lantsman, simply because of her identity and support for Israel, is unacceptable and must be met with the full weight of the law.

Pro-Israel advocates and community leaders across the country have voiced their outrage. They argue that such hate-driven behavior not only jeopardizes public safety but also tarnishes the principles of free speech and democratic engagement. In a society that values diversity and the rule of law, there is no excuse for allowing hate to go unchecked.

As the investigation continues, authorities must send a clear message: hate crimes of this nature will not be tolerated. The integrity of our political process and the safety of our communities depend on our collective commitment to combat hate in all its forms.

Ron East
Ron East
Born in Jerusalem and raised in Metulla, Israel, Ron brings a global perspective shaped by years living in Germany, South Africa, and now Canada. A proud veteran of the Israel Defense Forces, he has worked as an educator, community leader, and public speaker, publishing newsletters, award-winning magazines, and online platforms throughout his career. As the founder and Publishing Director of TheJ.Ca, Ron is dedicated to advancing thoughtful, principled conservative values while amplifying the pro-Israel, Zionist voice of the Jewish community in Canada and beyond.

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