Las Holocaust Museum
Anti -Semitic graffiti on sidewalk …
“F *** The six million Jews !!!”
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An outrageous representation of anti -Semitism is practically scribbled at the front door of the Holocaust Museum by La – freshly scribbled graffiti to button for a week Elon MuschusThe controversial inauguration group still triggers a heated debate.
A sidewalk in Pan Pacific Park in LA, steps away Holocaust Museum LAwas marked on Thursday evening or on Friday morning with a hated message that was directly murdered to the millions of Jewish people who were murdered during the Second World War.
The graffiti reads: “The six million Jews who were not familiar and killed 100 years ago so that the law enforcement authorities in LA can spit on their graves.”
The message is not only mocking about the Jewish people, but also seems to criticize the LAPD and other people … who are “ready to die for their Jewish hatred,” it continues.
Sources of law enforcement tell TMZ … LAPDS has opened an investigation of hate speech and vandalism in the incident and checks the monitoring video of the area. It is certainly worrying in view of the concern about increasing anti -Semitism in the United States and appears questionable behavior on Monday.
As you know, the CEO of Tesla was widespread after he had hit his right hand firmly on his chest and expanded it in front of him, palms them, while they address a lot Donald TrumpThe opening rally in the Capital One Arena.
Musk said the gesture is simply his way of saying: “My heart goes to you.” But the specific body language has infamous relationships too Adolf Hitler and Nazis and Mosch Anti-defamation League criticized … after Musk first gave the advantage of doubt for the greeting.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also came to Musk's defense … said the businessman was “wrongly smeared”.
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It would be unfair to say that Musk's gesture inspired the anti -Semitic graffiti in La – it was already a worrying trend this week – it is difficult to ignore the 2 disturbing events that occur so closely together.