Swastika was sprayed in a cemetery in Italy • In Germany, anti-Semitic inscriptions were sprayed in a stairwell for a Holocaust survivor • In addition, a mother and her son were harassed at the supermarket
The inscription in the cemetery in Italy. "Jews outside"
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"Jews outside," so spray-painted anonymous swastikas on walls in a cemetery in the village of Subria Manili, Italy, during the night between Sunday and Sunday.
The staff of the Anti-Semitism Department of the World Zionist Organization documented other antisemitic events in recent days. For example, an anonymous man sprayed Nazi symbols in the stairwell of a building where a 65-year-old Jew named Sherlock Baines lives. Baines lives in Dusseldorf, Germany, and is the son of parents who were inmates in a concentration camp. In front of his house were swastikas and shields of David sprayed on the sidewalk.
In Berlin, anti-Semitic scandals were also leveled at a woman who spoke Hebrew with her son during a supermarket shopping. A foreign man turned to the mother and son and said: "These Jews are everywhere, get out of here, scum, Zidovsky" (from Polish "Zidovsky" can be translated to "Jew. In Russian this is an anti-Semitic word). Other buyers also noticed the anti-Semitic insult, without responding to it.
In the meantime, in Weimar, Germany, anonymous vandals have corrupted portraits of Holocaust survivors from the Buchenwald concentration camp in an open-air exhibition.
Jacob Haguel, Deputy and Chairman of the World Zionist Organization, said that "Anti-Semitic events have become commonplace and part of the agenda that Jews around the world are passing through. Unfortunately, for the governments of the world, the time window for building a plan to eradicate anti-Semitism is running out. Corona virus, anti-Semitic events will rise and even become violent and physical. "
