The address was found in a parking lot near a college in the southern city of Perpignan • It was removed hours later, and the municipality filed a complaint of "racial insults"
The inscription against Israel in Perpignan
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In the southern French city of Perpignan, antisemitic graffiti was spray-painted last weekend: "Death to Israel."
The inscription was found in the parking lot next to Albert Camus College, on Nature Street in the St. Gaudark district.
A few hours after it was reported - the municipal services removed the graffiti address and the municipality filed a complaint about "racial insults".
The deputy and acting chairman of the World Zionist Organization, Yaakov Hagoel, referred to the fact and said that it was an "alarming antisemitic address."
He said, "Again we are witnessing a case of incitement and anti-Semitism, which is happening to our great sorrow without fear and without fear. Such cases should not be on the agenda. "Complaint about that. We must stop this incitement here and now, so that we do not get the worst of it."