A group waved swastika flags and antisemitic signs outside the Chabad of Cobb synagogue in East Cobb, Georgia.
A group of neo-Nazis gathered outside a synagogue in Georgia on Saturday, sparking outrage from passersby and online.
The far-right activists stood in front of the Chabad of Cobb in East Cobb, a suburb in the north of Atlanta, and waved swastika flags while holding up signs with antisemitic messages,The East Cobb News reported that a group of counter-protestors stood across the road from them, capturing video and yelling at the neo-Nazi group to"go home!" while police officers stood on either side of the road.
A file photo shows the Park East Synagogue in New York City. A group of neo-Nazis gathered outside the Chabad of Cobb synagogue in Georgia on Saturday, June 24.Minadeo, the leader of the Goyim Defense League , held a similar event outside a synagogue in Macon, Georgia, on Friday. He was arrested for disorderly conduct and public disturbance and released on bond that evening, local news station 13WMAZ reported.
The GDL is"a small network of virulently antisemitic provocateurs" led by Minadeo, whose"overarching goal is to cast aspersions on Jews and spread antisemitic myths and conspiracy theories," the Anti-Defamation League
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