Bat Yam: crosses and graffiti on synagogues

Graffiti was sprayed today (Shabbos), on the walls of the Great Synagogue "Ohel" and the synagogue "Adas Yeshurun" in Bat Yam.

Moshe Ishai, a resident of the city and member of the synagogue told B'Chadrei Charedim that these addresses were sprayed after the morning prayers.

On Motzei Shabbos a complaint was filed at the police complaint police car arrived to document the event.

"Just like last Shabbps, the Great Synagogue members discovered that while praying graffiti was sprayed on the eastern wall of the synagogue, probably by boys who were hiding in the bushes adjacent to the synagogue," says Moshe.

"It will be interesting to see what the police will do about it," he said painfully, "This is not a mosque this time and this time the words "price tag" were not sprayed ", I hope that this time they catch the terrorists and give answer for this.

Rabbi Yaakov Rosen shlita, rabbi of the synagogue, also expressed deep shock of the case and said he hoped that the police find the suspects and bring them to justice.
A week and a half ago, members of the synagogue "Avraham Attias" on San Diego Street in Kiryat Malachi were shocked to find that the outside walls of the synagogue were painted with Nazi inscriptions and crosses.

Kiryat Malachi police chief, Lieutenant Commander Moti Schiff said, "We see the event with severity and accordingly investigation is underway. The station will invest its resources and coordinate effort to find the attackers and bring them to justice."

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