London synagogue vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti during Hanukkah

A synagogue and numerous shops in London have been vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti during Hanukkah.

The Star of David and the numbers “9 11” were spray-painted on several properties including South Hampstead Synagogue.

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The graffiti references an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory related to the 9-11 terror attack.

London’s Police Service said they were investigating the racially motivated hate crime after being informed Saturday evening. They said no arrests had been made.

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The Board of Deputies of British Jews wrote on Twitter: “This is a reminder that antisemitism is still with us. We hope action is taken to find & punish the perpetrators. Let’s all work to defeat antisemitism in 2020!”