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Antisemitic Graffiti Mars Pasadena Synagogue Mural
25 Jul
Summary
- Antisemitic graffiti including swastikas was spray-painted on a synagogue mural.
- The mural was created to foster hope and solidarity after a previous fire.
- Authorities are investigating the vandalism as a hate crime in Pasadena.

Deputies in Los Angeles County are seeking the perpetrator behind antisemitic graffiti found on a Pasadena synagogue's mural. The Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center stated the mural was created to foster hope and solidarity following the Eaton Fire. This act of vandalism, which included swastikas and anti-Zionist messages, targeted a wall meant to unite the community after a devastating loss. Leaders from the temple condemned the deplorable act but remain resolute in their commitment to rebuilding and safety. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is investigating the incident as a hate crime, emphasizing that such motivated acts are unacceptable in the community. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.