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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Israeli Police Arrest Man for Vandalism at St. Anthony's Church in Jaffa

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Israeli police arrested a man in his twenties from Jaffa for vandalizing St. Anthony's Church, where statues and crosses were damaged. The suspect is currently under investigation.

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  • Israeli police arrested a Jaffa resident in his twenties for vandalism at St. Anthony's Church.
  • Statues were found toppled and broken into pieces inside the church.
  • Broken crosses were discovered on chairs and the floor of the church.
  • The incident occurred at St. Anthony's Church on Yefet Street in Jaffa.
  • The suspect was taken for police questioning following the arrest.
Israeli Police Arrest Man for Vandalism at St. Anthony's Church in Jaffa
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Israeli police arrested a man in his twenties from Jaffa on suspicion of vandalizing St. Anthony's Church located on Yefet Street. Authorities discovered fallen statues broken into pieces and broken crosses scattered on chairs and the floor inside the church. The suspect was taken in for questioning as part of the ongoing investigation into the damage caused at the religious site.

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