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Swastikas Spray-Painted on Jewish Family's Home in South Australia Sparks Police Hunt
Swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti were spray-painted on a Jewish family's home in Adelaide, Australia, prompting a police investigation. The family chose to leave the graffiti visible to expose the hate, while police seek two suspects caught on camera.
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What happened
- 01Swastikas and hate graffiti were sprayed on a Jewish family's home in Adelaide, South Australia.
- 02Police are searching for two suspects seen on security footage near the property.
- 03The family left the graffiti visible to highlight targeted anti-Semitism against them.
- 04Deputy Commissioner Scott Fitzgerald condemned the attack and promised increased police patrols.
- 05The family criticized the Australian government for enabling an environment tolerant of anti-Semitism.
- 06No evidence suggests a wider rise in anti-Semitic attacks in South Australia currently.
Authorities condemned the attack and pledged increased patrols, amid concerns about anti-Semitism in the region.
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