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Jerusalem Teen Arrested for Vandalizing Mezuzah and Graffiti in Silwan

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East Jerusalem Teen Arrested for Vandalizing Jewish Home

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Police in east Jerusalem arrested a 16-year-old on Sunday for allegedly tearing a mezuzah from a Jewish home and spraying graffiti on its door in the Silwan neighborhood. The homeowner discovered the vandalism on Thursday night and reported it to the police. The teen suspect's remand was extended by the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court until November 10.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A 16-year-old east Jerusalem resident was arrested for vandalizing a Jewish home.
  • The vandalism included tearing a mezuzah and spraying graffiti on a door in Silwan.
  • The homeowner discovered the damage on Thursday night and called the police.
  • Police identified and arrested the teenage suspect.
  • The suspect's remand was extended until November 10 by the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court.
East Jerusalem Teen Arrested for Vandalizing Jewish Home
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