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Antisemitic graffiti daubed on Belarus synagogue

Antisemitic graffiti has been found on a synagogue in Belarus.

A swastika and SS mark were spray-painted on to the entrance of the Jewish Community of Gomel building earlier this month.

Gomel is 200 miles south-east of Minsk, and, while the city has historically hosted many Jews, there are currently only a few hundred remaining.

There are no suspects.

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