Realtor Faces Consequences for Antisemitic Message

0:00It's April 21st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Canada News today, your AI-powered local news. A British Columbia realtor named Nima Al-Azadeh Garib got hit with discipline from the province's financial services regulator after sending a straight-up anti-semitic message from his personal Instagram to a Jewish-owned restaurant in Toronto back in December 2024. The message was vile, wishing Germany had wiped out the Jews, and including a photo of Adolf Hitler, all while he was licensed with a cold well-banker. Firm in B.C., last month he signed a consent order agreeing to the punishment approved by the real estate superintendent. The Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center reported it, stressing how this hate from a licensed pro violates ethical standards and promotes genocide, which they flag to the RCMP too. They called it a random attack on a family with no public profile, but a clear sign online words carry real weight. Al-Azadeh Garib apologized in writing on January 6, 2025, took full blame and said booze

1:04and a misleading social media post about. The restaurant backing Israeli forces in Gaza fueled it. Mounties warned him off further contact or face charges. He's now on the hook for a $3,000 Holocaust education course with four workshops, plus $2,350 in. Another cost, and he already donated $1,000 to a Vancouver Holocaust Center. Noncompliance means his license could vanish, no appeal needed, showing regulators mean business on this kind of hate.