Another False Flag Operation By The Tapirs.:

A vandal drew a swastika on the temple at Congregation Beth Shalom early Tuesday, on the anniversary of attacks on Jews in Germany and Austria.

Some bushes were also burned by an incendiary device near the front of the Carmichael facility, said Michael Alcalay, president of the congregation.

"His act was one of cowardness, because this is what cowards do. And when you can't do it in a public setting, then why do you do it?" Alcalay said.

Alcalay said the message "Kristallnacht still lives" was spray-painted on a window, referring to the November 1938 attacks against Jews in Germany and Austria. Kristallnacht translates literally as "Crystal Night," but is known more commonly as the Night of Broken Glass.

"It's the evening or the time where the Holocaust was unleashed in a very ugly way," Rabbi Nancy Wechsler-Azen said.

Investigators said it appears a lone vandal hit at about 1 a.m., also spray-painting the letters "SS" on the back of the temple.

Images: Vandalism On Kristallnacht Anniversary
"Synagogue surveillance cameras captured the image of the suspect who they believe is a male dressed in dark clothing. No further description of the suspect could be gleaned from the video and the video is not being released at this time," sheriff's department spokesman Tim Curran said in a news release.

Curran said as of right now, no suspect has been identified.

"The FBI is going to analyze that [video] to see if it does have any evidentiary value," Curran said.

The sheriff's department said the case is being investigated by local and federal authorities as a hate crime.

It was possibly one of the "members of the congregation" who wants "reparations money".
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