The Church of St. Wenceslas in Prague was vandalised by unknown individuals who sprayed a message stating that the cross and the Star of David are equal to a swastika.
The perpetrators sprayed a message on the church wall presenting a cross and the Star of David as an “equation” resulting in a swastika.
The graffiti appears to deliberately associate central religious symbols of Christianity and Judaism with Nazi ideology, a comparison widely considered offensive and inflammatory. By linking sacred religious symbols to the swastika, the perpetrators sought to insult and discredit religious faith and institutions.
The symbol was reportedly depicted in a modified, counterclockwise form. According to local officials, this alteration may have been intended to avoid direct use of the exact Nazi symbol while still clearly invoking its meaning.