MOSCOW, January 14 (Sputnik) — The vehicles were also sprayed with hate graffiti in the Hebrew language, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, according to the AFP news agency.
He added that an investigation into the incident has already been opened.
The attack occurred six weeks after Jerusalem`s only Jewish-Arab school in Beit Safafa was set on fire, with anti-Arab graffiti being spray-painted on its walls.
The Wednesday action is also known as a "price tag" attack, a euphemism for nationalist hate crimes targeting Arab Israelis, Palestinians or left-wing Jews.
The attack comes less than two months after the nation’s largest integrated educational institution, Jerusalem’s Max Rayne Hand in Hand School, was set on fire and anti-Arab graffiti was spray-painted on its walls.
