Jews arrested for Holocaust museum vandalism

ISRAELI police arrested three Jewish men suspected of spraying graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum earlier this month, a spokesman said today.

"Israeli police arrested three male suspects, all three from the ultra-Orthodox sector," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, adding that they were from Jerusalem, Ashdod and Bnei Brak, and aged 18, 26 and 37.

"The suspects were questioned in connection with the graffiti in Yad Vashem, and admitted to carrying out the incident, as well as other similar incidents in Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill and a memorial in the Jordan Valley," he said.

On June 11, Hebrew graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust and denouncing Zionism was found sprayed at Yad Vashem.

"Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN," read one of 10 slogans daubed on walls at the museum, sparking shock in the Jewish state which came into being just three years after the end of World War II.

Other slogans read, "The Zionist leadership wanted the Holocaust" and "If Hitler hadn't existed, the Zionists would have invented him".

Suspicion had fallen on extreme ultra-Orthodox opponents of the state of Israel.

Several ultra-Orthodox groups do not believe a Jewish state should exist without the appearance of the Messiah, of which the best-known is Neturei Karta. Rosenfeld said all three suspects were members of that group.

Mr Rosenfeld said the three suspects would be brought to the Jerusalem magistrate's court for a remand hearing today.

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Jews arrested for Holocaust museum vandalism

ISRAELI police arrested three Jewish men suspected of spraying graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum earlier this month, a spokesman said today.

"Israeli police arrested three male suspects, all three from the ultra-Orthodox sector," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, adding that they were from Jerusalem, Ashdod and Bnei Brak, and aged 18, 26 and 37.

"The suspects were questioned in connection with the graffiti in Yad Vashem, and admitted to carrying out the incident, as well as other similar incidents in Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill and a memorial in the Jordan Valley," he said.

On June 11, Hebrew graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust and denouncing Zionism was found sprayed at Yad Vashem.

"Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN," read one of 10 slogans daubed on walls at the museum, sparking shock in the Jewish state which came into being just three years after the end of World War II.

Other slogans read, "The Zionist leadership wanted the Holocaust" and "If Hitler hadn't existed, the Zionists would have invented him".

Suspicion had fallen on extreme ultra-Orthodox opponents of the state of Israel.

Several ultra-Orthodox groups do not believe a Jewish state should exist without the appearance of the Messiah, of which the best-known is Neturei Karta. Rosenfeld said all three suspects were members of that group.

Mr Rosenfeld said the three suspects would be brought to the Jerusalem magistrate's court for a remand hearing today.

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Man arrested after robbery attempt

A GEELONG man has been arrested after a robbery attempt at a Mount Gambier service station early this morning.

A 24-year-old man from Geelong has been arrested after an attempted robbery at a Service Station in Mount Gambier early this morning.

About 4am, a man walked into the Commercial Rd station, told staff he had a knife and demanded money.

No knife was seen and when staff refused to hand over cash the would-be robber fled.

Within minutes, police found a man allegedly hiding down the side of a nearby house.

The 24-year-old was refused police bail.

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Jews arrested for Holocaust museum vandalism

ISRAELI police arrested three Jewish men suspected of spraying graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum earlier this month, a spokesman said today.

"Israeli police arrested three male suspects, all three from the ultra-Orthodox sector," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, adding that they were from Jerusalem, Ashdod and Bnei Brak, and aged 18, 26 and 37.

"The suspects were questioned in connection with the graffiti in Yad Vashem, and admitted to carrying out the incident, as well as other similar incidents in Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill and a memorial in the Jordan Valley," he said.

On June 11, Hebrew graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust and denouncing Zionism was found sprayed at Yad Vashem.

"Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN," read one of 10 slogans daubed on walls at the museum, sparking shock in the Jewish state which came into being just three years after the end of World War II.

Other slogans read, "The Zionist leadership wanted the Holocaust" and "If Hitler hadn't existed, the Zionists would have invented him".

Suspicion had fallen on extreme ultra-Orthodox opponents of the state of Israel.

Several ultra-Orthodox groups do not believe a Jewish state should exist without the appearance of the Messiah, of which the best-known is Neturei Karta. Rosenfeld said all three suspects were members of that group.

Mr Rosenfeld said the three suspects would be brought to the Jerusalem magistrate's court for a remand hearing today.

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Jews arrested for Holocaust museum vandalism

ISRAELI police arrested three Jewish men suspected of spraying graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum earlier this month, a spokesman said today.

"Israeli police arrested three male suspects, all three from the ultra-Orthodox sector," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, adding that they were from Jerusalem, Ashdod and Bnei Brak, and aged 18, 26 and 37.

"The suspects were questioned in connection with the graffiti in Yad Vashem, and admitted to carrying out the incident, as well as other similar incidents in Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill and a memorial in the Jordan Valley," he said.

On June 11, Hebrew graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust and denouncing Zionism was found sprayed at Yad Vashem.

"Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN," read one of 10 slogans daubed on walls at the museum, sparking shock in the Jewish state which came into being just three years after the end of World War II.

Other slogans read, "The Zionist leadership wanted the Holocaust" and "If Hitler hadn't existed, the Zionists would have invented him".

Suspicion had fallen on extreme ultra-Orthodox opponents of the state of Israel.

Several ultra-Orthodox groups do not believe a Jewish state should exist without the appearance of the Messiah, of which the best-known is Neturei Karta. Rosenfeld said all three suspects were members of that group.

Mr Rosenfeld said the three suspects would be brought to the Jerusalem magistrate's court for a remand hearing today.

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Jews arrested for Holocaust museum vandalism

ISRAELI police arrested three Jewish men suspected of spraying graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum earlier this month, a spokesman said today.

"Israeli police arrested three male suspects, all three from the ultra-Orthodox sector," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, adding that they were from Jerusalem, Ashdod and Bnei Brak, and aged 18, 26 and 37.

"The suspects were questioned in connection with the graffiti in Yad Vashem, and admitted to carrying out the incident, as well as other similar incidents in Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill and a memorial in the Jordan Valley," he said.

On June 11, Hebrew graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust and denouncing Zionism was found sprayed at Yad Vashem.

"Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN," read one of 10 slogans daubed on walls at the museum, sparking shock in the Jewish state which came into being just three years after the end of World War II.

Other slogans read, "The Zionist leadership wanted the Holocaust" and "If Hitler hadn't existed, the Zionists would have invented him".

Suspicion had fallen on extreme ultra-Orthodox opponents of the state of Israel.

Several ultra-Orthodox groups do not believe a Jewish state should exist without the appearance of the Messiah, of which the best-known is Neturei Karta. Rosenfeld said all three suspects were members of that group.

Mr Rosenfeld said the three suspects would be brought to the Jerusalem magistrate's court for a remand hearing today.

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Jews arrested for Holocaust museum vandalism

ISRAELI police arrested three Jewish men suspected of spraying graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum earlier this month, a spokesman said today.

"Israeli police arrested three male suspects, all three from the ultra-Orthodox sector," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, adding that they were from Jerusalem, Ashdod and Bnei Brak, and aged 18, 26 and 37.

"The suspects were questioned in connection with the graffiti in Yad Vashem, and admitted to carrying out the incident, as well as other similar incidents in Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill and a memorial in the Jordan Valley," he said.

On June 11, Hebrew graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust and denouncing Zionism was found sprayed at Yad Vashem.

"Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN," read one of 10 slogans daubed on walls at the museum, sparking shock in the Jewish state which came into being just three years after the end of World War II.

Other slogans read, "The Zionist leadership wanted the Holocaust" and "If Hitler hadn't existed, the Zionists would have invented him".

Suspicion had fallen on extreme ultra-Orthodox opponents of the state of Israel.

Several ultra-Orthodox groups do not believe a Jewish state should exist without the appearance of the Messiah, of which the best-known is Neturei Karta. Rosenfeld said all three suspects were members of that group.

Mr Rosenfeld said the three suspects would be brought to the Jerusalem magistrate's court for a remand hearing today.

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Jews arrested for Holocaust museum vandalism

ISRAELI police arrested three Jewish men suspected of spraying graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum earlier this month, a spokesman said today.

"Israeli police arrested three male suspects, all three from the ultra-Orthodox sector," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, adding that they were from Jerusalem, Ashdod and Bnei Brak, and aged 18, 26 and 37.

"The suspects were questioned in connection with the graffiti in Yad Vashem, and admitted to carrying out the incident, as well as other similar incidents in Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill and a memorial in the Jordan Valley," he said.

On June 11, Hebrew graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust and denouncing Zionism was found sprayed at Yad Vashem.

"Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN," read one of 10 slogans daubed on walls at the museum, sparking shock in the Jewish state which came into being just three years after the end of World War II.

Other slogans read, "The Zionist leadership wanted the Holocaust" and "If Hitler hadn't existed, the Zionists would have invented him".

Suspicion had fallen on extreme ultra-Orthodox opponents of the state of Israel.

Several ultra-Orthodox groups do not believe a Jewish state should exist without the appearance of the Messiah, of which the best-known is Neturei Karta. Rosenfeld said all three suspects were members of that group.

Mr Rosenfeld said the three suspects would be brought to the Jerusalem magistrate's court for a remand hearing today.

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Youths arrested over Hills slingshot attacks

TWO youths and a man have been arrested over a series of slingshot offences, including people being shot at, in the Adelaide Hills.

Police have received numerous reports of smashed windows of cars, houses and businesses in Mount Barker, Bridgewater, Aldgate and Stirling since February 14.

Marbles and ball bearings were found around the damaged property.

Police believe there has been at least one incident where a person was shot at with a sling shot and have received information that another person may have been hit by projectiles from a slingshot. No victims have come forward.

Police arrested two 17-year-old youths, of Bridgewater and Ironbank, and a Heathfield man, 18, yesterday afternoon and charged them with carrying an offensive weapon, aggravated assault and eight counts of property damage.

It will be alleged that a slingshot with silver ball bearings and marbles was found in a car with the arrested trio.

Any victims or anyone who may have witnessed occupants of a blue Holden commodore acting suspiciously are asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report online at www.sa.crimestoppers.com.au.

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Man arrested after police chase through suburbs

A MAN who led police on a pursuit through the western suburbs has been arrested.

It is alleged the man was spotted speeding in a Mitsubishi four-wheel drive along Henley Beach Rd, about noon, when he collided with another car.

The driver allegedly fled the scene despite police pursuing him, until he stopped at Counter Ave, Lockleys, and was arrested.

No one was injured in the crash.

The man of no fixed address, 36, was charged with multiple driving offences, including engaging in a police pursuit, aggravated driving without due care and endangering life.

He was refused bail and will appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday.

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Pair arrested over 11 armed robberies

A PAIR of alleged serial robbers have been arrested over a spate of terrifying armed robberies involving knives and a stick on businesses in Adelaide's northern and western suburbs.

Operation Counteract detectives today arrested a Gawler West man, 28, and a 21-year-old man, of no fixed address, and charged each with 11 counts of aggravated robbery, allegedly conducted this month and last.

Police will allege the pair committed several aggravated robberies on businesses at Gawler, Angle Vale, Two Wells, Craigmore, Salisbury, Woodville and Ridleyton between January 11 and February 11.

"The pair allegedly used knives and a stick to threaten staff in the businesses in order to obtain cash and cigarettes," a police spokesman said.

The 28-year-old man is expected to appear at Elizabeth Magistrates Court and the other at Adelaide Magistrates Court this afternoon.

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Jews arrested for Holocaust museum vandalism

ISRAELI police arrested three Jewish men suspected of spraying graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holocaust museum earlier this month, a spokesman said today.

"Israeli police arrested three male suspects, all three from the ultra-Orthodox sector," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, adding that they were from Jerusalem, Ashdod and Bnei Brak, and aged 18, 26 and 37.

"The suspects were questioned in connection with the graffiti in Yad Vashem, and admitted to carrying out the incident, as well as other similar incidents in Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill and a memorial in the Jordan Valley," he said.

On June 11, Hebrew graffiti thanking Hitler for the Holocaust and denouncing Zionism was found sprayed at Yad Vashem.

"Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN," read one of 10 slogans daubed on walls at the museum, sparking shock in the Jewish state which came into being just three years after the end of World War II.

Other slogans read, "The Zionist leadership wanted the Holocaust" and "If Hitler hadn't existed, the Zionists would have invented him".

Suspicion had fallen on extreme ultra-Orthodox opponents of the state of Israel.

Several ultra-Orthodox groups do not believe a Jewish state should exist without the appearance of the Messiah, of which the best-known is Neturei Karta. Rosenfeld said all three suspects were members of that group.

Mr Rosenfeld said the three suspects would be brought to the Jerusalem magistrate's court for a remand hearing today.

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