Security patrols have been stepped up in an area of north London after three separate swastikas daubings over the past week.
A house and a primary school were the target of the attacks in Stoke Newington.
Volunteer community security group Shomrim said it had increased the number of their patrols after reporting the incidents to local police.
Shomrim supervisor Chaim Hochhauser said the first swastika was found on the wall of a house a few days ago. The second was daubed on the entrance of Jubilee Primary, a non-Jewish school, and on a box near the entrance. It was reported to Shomrim on Thursday. Today, swastikas were found daubed on the same school’s notice board.
