Anti-Semitic Vandals Strike Again in Hebron
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by Aryeh Savir / Tazpit News Agency
The Avraham Spring in Hebron was vandalized with swastikas for the second time this week.
Once again, swastikas were spray-painted around the spring, which is frequented by the Jewish residents of Hebron. The last incident occurred on July 12.
The offensive symbols were painted over and cleaned up immediately after the first attack, but on Thursday morning Israelis who came to use the spring found the graffiti defacing the site again.
Local police told Tazpit News Agency that both incidents were under investigation.
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