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Teenager Indicted for Vandalizing Afula Synagogue in Hate Crime

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A 15-year-old boy faces charges for vandalizing a synagogue in Afula, Israel, last month. The suspect allegedly broke in after a family dispute, desecrated holy books, set fires, and stole a charity box. Police are treating the incident as motivated by hostility toward Jews. An indictment was filed on Sunday.

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  • A 15-year-old boy has been indicted for vandalizing an Afula synagogue.
  • The suspect allegedly desecrated holy books and stole a charity box.
  • Police believe the attack was motivated by hostility toward Jews.
  • The incident occurred last month after a family dispute.
  • Charges include trespassing, racially motivated damage, and theft.
Teenager Indicted for Vandalizing Afula Synagogue in Hate Crime
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