Former Chicago mayor and current US ambassador to Japan, Rahm Emanuel’s Michigan home was vandalized with the word “Nazis” spray-painted on its fence.
Although not present during the incident, Emanuel expressed gratitude for the community’s support and condemned hatred and bigotry.
This event is part of a concerning trend of rising antisemitism and Islamophobia in the US, coinciding with the Israel-Hamas conflict.
The prompt removal of the graffiti highlights growing concerns about intolerance and bigotry in America and globally.
Michigan Home of Rahm Emanuel Vandalized With Antisemitic Graffitihttps://thejewishlink.com/michigan-home-of-rahm-emanuel-vandalized-with-antisemitic-graffiti/ pic.twitter.com/IFqFXsXT6y
— The Jewish Link (@thejewishlink) November 20, 2023
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