Nima Alizadeh-Gharib, a realtor licensed in British Columbia since 2011, has faced disciplinary action from the B.C. Financial Services Authority (BCFSA) for sending an 'antisemitic, violent and hateful' direct message to a Toronto restaurant on December 22, 2024. The message was sent from his personal Instagram account, which he believed was private. However, the account identified him as a realtor, making the message traceable to a regulated professional. Following the incident, Alizadeh-Gharib issued a written apology on January 6, 2025, acknowledging his behavior and committing to education to prevent recurrence. He attributed his actions to having consumed a significant amount of alcohol and claimed he acted on a social media post alleging the restaurant supported the Israel Defense Forces. As part of the consent order, he will complete a customized educational program with the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies, at a personal cost of $3,000, and pay $2,350 in enforcement expenses. If he fails to comply with the order's terms, he risks suspension or cancellation of his realtor license.