A dozen Torah scrolls stolen from Grand Synagogue near Paris
Twelve torah scrolls were stolen on Sunday night from the Grand Synagogue of Levallois (ACCIL) on the outskirts of Paris, the synagogue’s rabbi and the Jewish Community Protection Service (SPCJ) confirmed on Monday. According to initial reports, two individuals broke into the building and stole the scrolls.
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Twelve torah scrolls were stolen on Sunday night from the Grand Synagogue of Levallois (ACCIL) on the outskirts of Paris, the synagogue’s rabbi and the Jewish Community Protection Service (SPCJ) confirmed on Monday. According to initial reports, two individuals broke into the building and stole the scrolls. This occurred despite the premises being protected by cameras and extensive surveillance systems. Rabbi Chalom Lellouche said he discovered the theft on Monday morning while preparing to host a bar mitzvah.
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- Twelve torah scrolls were stolen on Sunday night from the Grand Synagogue of Levallois (ACCIL) on the outskirts of Paris, the synagogue’s rabbi and the Jewish Community Protection Service (SPCJ) confirmed on Monday. According to initial reports, two individuals broke into the building and stole the scrolls.
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