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Oslo metro vandalised with antisemitic tags

The metro station Furuset in the Norwegian capital was vandalized with antisemitic tags, including phrases such as ‘Hitler started it. We finished it’ and ‘Hamas, one struggle.’

This vandalism was discovered at the same time a pro-Palestinian was taking place in Oslo. 

 

Via: inyheter (Norwegian)

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