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12 Torah Scrolls Stolen in Suspected Antisemitic Break-In at Paris Suburb Synagogue
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 18 hours ago
What happened
Two suspects broke into the Great Synagogue of Levallois near Paris overnight and stole 12 Torah scrolls in a suspected antisemitic hate crime. The theft was discovered Monday morning, prompting a police investigation and community outrage.
- 01Two suspects bypassed synagogue security and stole 12 Torah scrolls overnight in Levallois, France.
- 02The theft was discovered Monday morning by the synagogue's rabbi preparing for a bar mitzvah.
- 03Police launched a broad investigation to find the suspects and recover the stolen scrolls.
- 04Valuable items were left behind, indicating a targeted antisemitic hate crime.
- 05Levallois mayor condemned the crime, highlighting the symbolic attack on the Jewish community's sacred place.
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