White supremacist group's flyers posted at Jewish temple in Columbus, Georgia
If Monday night’s show of white supremacy was meant to intimidate Temple Israel, it had the opposite effect.
Congregants of Columbus’ 1617 Wildwood Ave. synagogue instead were angry that two men wearing masks brazenly walked past notices warning they were on surveillance video and posted flyers for a national white supremacist group on handicapped parking signs, part of the temple building and nearby utility poles, said Rabbi Beth Schwartz.
It happened about 9 p.m. Monday, according to the camera footage.
“It was light enough to see what they were doing very clearly,” Shwartz said. And they knew they were on camera: “They had to know because there’s signage up that we have surveillance,” she said.
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(Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)
Cross-posted in the Georgia Group.