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Twelve Torah Scrolls Stolen in Planned Burglary at Paris Suburb Synagogue
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 20 hours ago
What happened
Twelve Torah scrolls were stolen overnight from a synagogue in Levallois-Perret, Paris suburb, in a suspected antisemitic burglary. The theft was discovered by the local rabbi preparing for a bar mitzvah, and police have footage of the suspects loading the scrolls into a vehicle. The community and local officials condemned the act as an antisemitic attack.
- 01Twelve Torah scrolls were stolen from Levallois-Perret synagogue overnight Sunday to Monday.
- 02The theft was discovered by Rabbi Shalom Laloosh preparing for a bar mitzvah.
- 03Security footage shows two suspects loading the scrolls into a vehicle after 2 a.m.
- 04One suspect wore a mask, the other was unmasked during the theft.
- 05Community leaders called the act devastating and antisemitic.
- 06Paris police are investigating the incident amid recent city unrest.
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