Vandals have scrawled anti-Semitic graffiti on a former synagogue in eastern France, the latest in a string of incidents that have caused nationwide concern.

Swastikas were discovered Monday on the door and facade of a building in the town of Mommenheim that formerly held a synagogue and has Hebrew lettering etched above its doorway. The building now houses a sports facility.

Vandals also knocked over a monument to a synagogue razed by the Nazis in nearby Strasbourg. The heavy memorial stone was found Saturday pushed off its base, in what Strasbourg Mayor Roland Ries denounced as “a new anti-Semitic act.”

In the same region, some 80 gravestones at a Jewish cemetery in the Alsace town of Quatzenheim were recently vandalized.

Tens of thousands rallied around France last month against anti-Semitism.

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HATE CONTINUES: Vandals scrawled anti-Semitic graffiti on a former #synagogue in eastern #France, the latest in a string of incidents that have caused nationwide concern. . Swastikas were discovered Monday on the door and facade of a building in the town of #Mommenheim that formerly held a synagogue and has Hebrew lettering etched above its doorway. The building now houses a sports facility. . (PHOTOS 6-7) Vandals also knocked over a monument to a synagogue razed by the Nazis in nearby #Strasbourg. The heavy memorial stone was found Saturday pushed off its base, in what Strasbourg Mayor Roland Ries denounced as “a new anti-Semitic act.” . (PHOTOS 8-10) In the same region, some 80 gravestones at a #Jewish cemetery in the Alsace town of #Quatzenheim were recently vandalized. Tens of thousands rallied around France last month against anti-Semitism. #jews #antisemitism #hate #hatecrime #french

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(AP)