Vandals targeted the synagogue overnight Saturday, spray-painting a swastika on a sign at the front of the property.
Community rallies behind Montgomery County synagogue targeted with antisemitic vandalismPeople poured into Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El in Wynnewood, Montgomery County for a vigil Monday evening following an act ofSo many people turned out that officers had to direct traffic and many had to park in nearby neighborhoods.
Vandals targeted the synagogue overnight Saturday, spray-painting a swastika on a sign at the front of the property that reads, "Our community stands with Israel."Police are investigating after a swastika was found spray painted on a sign at Temple Beth Hillel Beth-El in Wynnewood, Montgomery County.
Schwartz agreed, saying, "Part of the American dream is being in America and not worrying about this."He said while conversations and feelings surrounding the Israel-Hamas war remain tense, this act of vandalism wasn't political. In the U.S., of all antisemitic incidents tracked since the start of the Israel-Hamas war through mid-January -- including vandalism, physical assault, and verbal or written harassment -- about one-third of them targeted Jewish institutions like synagogues and community centers.
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