Around a dozen graves in a Jewish cemetery in southwestern France have been discovered smashed in what could be the latest in a series of antisemitic attacks across the country.
Deborah Loupien-Suares, the leader of the Jewish community in the towns of Bayonne and Biarritz, said she discovered several tombstones and a commemorative plaque broken while visiting the graveyard on Sunday.
The plaque was reportedly dedicated to a girl who was deported during the Second World War.
Authorities said an investigation was underway.
