Chicago Synagogue Hit With Graffiti
A Chicago synagogue and more than 10 nearby residential garages were vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti.
Congregation Atereth Yehoshua and the garages in the heavily Jewish neighborhood of West Rogers Park were defaced over the weekend with slurs that included a Star of David accompanied by the words “F**k U,” according to Fox 32, a Fox News affiliate.
Police are investigating and have labeled the incidents as criminal damage to property.
On Monday, Chicago’s Department of Streets and Sanitation painted over the graffiti.
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