Rabbi decries graffiti at Tucson synagogue
Associate Rabbi Yehuda Ceitlin talks to members of the press Tuesday after antisemitic graffiti was left on a wall of Congregation Young Israel of Tucson, 2443 E. Fourth Street. “This is deeply concerning,” Rabbi Yossie Shemtov, Executive Director of Chabad Tucson said in a news release. “How do you call for ending supposed discrimination in the same sentence as promoting genocide?”
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