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A rabbi said he had received enormous support after racist graffiti was sprayed on his synagogue.
Offensive words and a swastika were painted on the door at the Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue in Norwich on 14 May.
Norfolk Police has released CCTV images of a person they would like to identify as part of its investigation.
Rabbi Binyamin Sheldrake said messages from the public and religious leaders had made him feel less anxious . I am still receiving emails from people across Norwich sending us their support and encouragement, he said.
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