Jews, Christians and Muslims to paint over swastikas in Argentinian Jewish cemetery

Published date02 October 2021
AuthorJTA STAFF
Publication titleJerusalem Post, The: Web Edition Articles (Israel)
So on Friday, the local Jewish community of Sante Fe, a province about 300 miles northwest of Buenos Aires, convened representatives of other religious groups for an interfaith ceremony to remove the swastikas painted in the cemetery, one in the area dedicated to the memory of Holocaust victims.

The ceremony included evangelical Christians, Catholics and Muslims as well as representatives from a host of local groups, and it was streamed online. A video showed several people brushing over swastikas painted near the ground, followed by a series of comments from representatives of different groups.

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"These are acts of hatred and can't remain unpunished," Horacio Roitman, the Santa Fe representative of the...

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