The chief executive and other officials of Ikar told The Times on Friday that someone carved swastikas on their office windows.
Officials with Ikar, a prominent Los Angeles synagogue, confirmed that their office was targeted in an antisemitic attack.
“Fortunately no one was present or physically harmed,” the statement says. “We have alerted the relevant authorities and we are taking all measures to keep our staff and community safe, including reviewing security footage to see if we can get further insight into the attack, and revising our security protocols for all locations where IKARites meet, work, and learn.”
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