A statue of Maimonides in the Jewish quarter of Cordoba, Spain, was spray-painted with a swastika, Israeli media report. The city condemned the act as 'harm to the city's historical heritage and a message of hate.' National police have opened an investigation; no arrests have been made.
A statue of the medieval Jewish philosopher and physician Maimonides (Rambam) in the Jewish quarter of Cordoba, Spain, was defaced with a swastika, according to Israeli media reports. The municipality condemned the vandalism, describing it as an attack on the city's historical heritage and a message of hate. Spain's national police have launched an investigation, and no suspects have been arrested as of Sunday afternoon.
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- StrongSwastikas found in UN International School yearbooks in New York
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