Rabbi Ethan Witkovsky says vandals defaced their sign with antisemitic graffiti overnight on Saturday.
Synagogue sign vandalized with swastika graffiti in Montgomery CountyPolice are investigating after a swastika was found spray painted on a sign at Temple Beth Hillel Beth-El in Wynnewood, Montgomery County.
"We have always and continue to be a part of the greater Jewish community, a greater religious community in America, and the hate that affects everyone is affecting us as well," said Witkovsky.It's not the first time vandals have targeted the same sign. It was spray-painted and replaced just last week, according to the rabbi.
"I just want to find out who they are, and why they are doing what they're doing because it's the hate that's happening right now and the hate that we need to stop," said Witkovsky.
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