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Now, Spanish police have arrested three people — two men and a woman — whom they said were responsible for the incidents, as well as others in which Jewish sites were vandalized near Madrid.
The three people arrested are also suspected of vandalizing a Jewish cemetery, synagogue and community center near Madrid.
Town has long been plagued by antisemitic graffiti; it changed its name in 2015 to Castrillo Mota De Judios, or Fort Jews Hill
A Jewish family will soon join the first Jewish family to move to Castrillo Matajudíos — Spanish for "Fort Kill The Jews" — since medieval times.
Mayor of tiny village says he believes neo-Nazis wrote 'Auschwitz' on billboard after hearing a Jewish family may move to the community