Investigations by DIGOS special
security police are underway to track down the authors of the
anti-NGO graffiti on the occasion of Holocaust Remembrance Day
projected during the night on a wall of the Cestia Pyramid and
on FAO headquarters in Rome, judicial sources said Monday.
A banner screened in the night between Sunday and Monday on a
wall of Pyramid Cestius and of the FAO building in Rome accused
NGOs including Amnesty International - misspelt as 'Amnesy' -
and medical charity Emergency of hypocrisy saying that, if
Israeli planes had bombed trains going to the Auschwitz
concentration camp, they would have "sided with Hitler".
The other NGOs whose logos appeared on the banner were Doctors
Without Borders (MSF), the Red Cross and the Italian Partisans
Association ANPI.
DIGOS investigators are examining images from the security
cameras in the area.
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