A hate message spray-painted on a Jerusalem door. (Police Spokesman)
Law enforcement collected evidence and arrested Arab suspects in connection with hate crimes committed in Jerusalem’s Old City.
Jerusalem police on Monday arrested three Arabs who are suspected of being behind a spate of anti-Semitic graffiti and vandalism in the Old City.
The vandalism included spray-painting swastikas and expressing support for Islamic terrorism.
The police were successful in identifying the three, including one minor, and brought them in for questioning.
The suspects were then brought before a judge, who ordered the two adults to remain in custody, while the minor was released to home arrest.
By: World Israel News Staff
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