They paint a swastika and other Nazi symbols in a synagogue in Indiana

A swastika and two Nazi iron crosses were painted on a structure that is part of a Jewish synagogue in Carmel, north of Indianapolis, Indiana.

Images were seen this Saturday on a brick wall surrounding a garbage dump in Shaarey Tefilla's congregation, which however did not suspend Saturday's services

In a publication on On her Facebook page, the Jewish religious community said that she was working with the Carmel Police to try to find the culprits.

He also communicated the fact to the Council of Relations with the Jewish Community of Indianapolis and the Jewish Federation of the metropolitan area of ​​Indianapolis to make sure that they "are aware of the event and can take appropriate action. "

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Benjamin Sendrow, Rabbi of this synagogue, commented: "We are deeply disappointed by the horrific vandalism that has occurred in our congregation." (N.) Intolerance, hatred and Violent acts against Jews are important realities today.The response to this atrocious act indicates that the United States is outraged collectively by these acts of hate in our neighborhoods. "

Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard , said the police were investigating and condemning the incident in a statement posted on Facebook

"There is no room for this kind of hatred in Carmel and this does not reflect the respectful character and welcoming the vast majority of our residents, who come from different cultures and beliefs, "said Brainard.The mayor pointed out that the police department is already investigating this incident

Debby Barton Grant, Executive Director and Executive Vice President of the Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis, shared photos of the vandalism on Facebook, writing that she is "upset and furious" about the incident.

She also noted that Indiana is "one of only five states in the country that lacks status on "There can be no misunderstanding when it comes to rejecting Nazism, white supremacy and anti-Semitism," pointed out Barton