Antisemitic Graffiti Vandalizes Israeli-American Council Headquarters in Los Angeles

JERUSALEM – The Israeli-American Council’s national headquarters in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, was vandalized over the weekend with hateful antisemitic graffiti, officials confirmed.

Swastikas, Nazi symbols, and offensive slogans such as “— Jews, BDS” were spray-painted on sidewalks, the building entrance, and nearby barriers around the Shepher Community Center, which houses the IAC’s Los Angeles offices and serves as a community hub.

Notably, a yellow swastika and the letters “SS” — referencing the Nazi Schutzstaffel — were painted directly in front of the center on Winnetka Avenue. A swastika was also drawn on a cardboard snowman at the entrance, with additional graffiti found near the Highway 101 freeway.

The IAC is collaborating with the Los Angeles Police Department’s Topanga Division, which is reviewing security footage capturing a suspect.