Manhunt for vandal who sprayed antisemitic graffiti on MP’s office

Police are searching for a man accused of spraying antisemitic graffiti on an MP’s office.

Cops have released a CCTV still of the masked suspect after Feryal Clark’s office in Enfield, north London, was vandalised.

The shutters outside of the MP’s office were daubed with red paint just after 11 pm on Tuesday, November 21.

Police constable Louis Blackburne-Maze, leading the investigation, said: ‘This was a racially aggravated crime.

‘There is no place for hate in London and it’s important that everyone feels safe on our streets.

‘We are very keen to speak to this man so if you know who he is or have any other information that could help, we encourage you to get in touch with police.’

Antisemitic crime in the UK has risen sharply amid the conflict in Gaza, with more than 1,000 incidents logged by Jewish charity the Community Security Trust since October 7.

MP Clark posted on X: ‘The cowards who sprayed graffiti on my office shutters, the police have the CCTV footage, and the paint will be removed today. Next time, just try emailing!’

In Paris, stars of David were painted across Paris in what many suspect is a ‘Russian campaign to stir up hate’.

Paris police chief Laurent Nuñez said the graffiti appeared to be an ‘atypical case compared to other antisemitic attacks’.

In America, a synagogue president was found stabbed to death outside of her home just weeks after the war began between Hamas and Israel.

Samantha Woll was found dead outside her home at the end of a ‘trail of blood’ early on Saturday morning.

Investigators are currently reviewing the evidence and establishing a timeline of the events that led up to Woll’s murder.

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